The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 8. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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... bear . 5. On the Union . 148 When was there contract better driven by fate . 6. To Alchemists 148 If all you boast of your great art be true . 7. On the New Hot - house Where lately harboured many a famous whore . 148 3360 • 8. On a ...
... bear . 5. On the Union . 148 When was there contract better driven by fate . 6. To Alchemists 148 If all you boast of your great art be true . 7. On the New Hot - house Where lately harboured many a famous whore . 148 3360 • 8. On a ...
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... bears . 92. The New Cry 194 Ere cherries ripe and strawberries ! be gone . 93. To Sir John Radcliffe 195 How , like a column , Radcliffe , left alone . 94. To Lucy , Countess of Bedford , with Master Donne's Satires Lucy , you ...
... bears . 92. The New Cry 194 Ere cherries ripe and strawberries ! be gone . 93. To Sir John Radcliffe 195 How , like a column , Radcliffe , left alone . 94. To Lucy , Countess of Bedford , with Master Donne's Satires Lucy , you ...
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... bear a particular reference to George Wither the puritan , the author of Abuses stript and whipt , and other satirical poems on the Times : the style and manner of which Jonson has imitated with equal spirit and humour . The allusion to ...
... bear a particular reference to George Wither the puritan , the author of Abuses stript and whipt , and other satirical poems on the Times : the style and manner of which Jonson has imitated with equal spirit and humour . The allusion to ...
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... bear - baitings , That savour only of their own abuses . Eyes . Why , if not those , then something to make sport . Ears . We only hunt for novelty , not truth . Fame . I'll fit you , though the Time faintly permit it . The second ...
... bear - baitings , That savour only of their own abuses . Eyes . Why , if not those , then something to make sport . Ears . We only hunt for novelty , not truth . Fame . I'll fit you , though the Time faintly permit it . The second ...
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... bear to the mischievous tricks of the monkey . Howell , who was at Madrid during the prince's visit , says , in one of his letters , " Our cousin Archy hath more privilege here , than any , for he often goes with his fool's coat where ...
... bear to the mischievous tricks of the monkey . Howell , who was at Madrid during the prince's visit , says , in one of his letters , " Our cousin Archy hath more privilege here , than any , for he often goes with his fool's coat where ...
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