The Works of Ben Jonson, 1. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 38.
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... notice " ! And best of all is the liberal conclusion of Steevens : " The whole of Ben Jonson's pro- logue to Every Man in his Humour is a malicious sneer at Shakspeare . " vol . xiii . p . 249 . " The following curious notices ( says Mr ...
... notice " ! And best of all is the liberal conclusion of Steevens : " The whole of Ben Jonson's pro- logue to Every Man in his Humour is a malicious sneer at Shakspeare . " vol . xiii . p . 249 . " The following curious notices ( says Mr ...
xlvi. lappuse
... notice of the players , we may be quite sure that it was not Shak- speare , whose merit , in this case , as far as appears , must be confined to procuring for his own theatre ( in Black Friars ) an improved copy of a popular performance ...
... notice of the players , we may be quite sure that it was not Shak- speare , whose merit , in this case , as far as appears , must be confined to procuring for his own theatre ( in Black Friars ) an improved copy of a popular performance ...
161. lappuse
... notice . The females , as is usually the case , occupy but a small part of the poet's care ; yet they are cor- rectly drawn , and probably such as the family of a respectable merchant , in Jonson's time , would readily supply . Dame ...
... notice . The females , as is usually the case , occupy but a small part of the poet's care ; yet they are cor- rectly drawn , and probably such as the family of a respectable merchant , in Jonson's time , would readily supply . Dame ...
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