The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 8. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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... least once a year , for a trifling instrument of wit , or so . Cook . Were you ever a cook ? Poet . A cook ! no , surely . Cook . Then you can be no good poet : for a good poet differs nothing at all from a master - cook . Either's art ...
... least once a year , for a trifling instrument of wit , or so . Cook . Were you ever a cook ? Poet . A cook ! no , surely . Cook . Then you can be no good poet : for a good poet differs nothing at all from a master - cook . Either's art ...
29. lappuse
... least applicable , for which reason I must leave it to the reader . " This is kind : but Mr. Weber is unjust to the merits of his own text . Does he not know that bees will swarm to a brass kettle ? How much rather , then , to the harp ...
... least applicable , for which reason I must leave it to the reader . " This is kind : but Mr. Weber is unjust to the merits of his own text . Does he not know that bees will swarm to a brass kettle ? How much rather , then , to the harp ...
32. lappuse
... least , for beef . Cook . But , whom have you for partridge ? Boy . A brace of dwarfs , and delicate plump birds . Cook . And whom for mutton , and kid ? Boy . A fine laced mutton , " Or two ; and either has her frisking husband : That ...
... least , for beef . Cook . But , whom have you for partridge ? Boy . A brace of dwarfs , and delicate plump birds . Cook . And whom for mutton , and kid ? Boy . A fine laced mutton , " Or two ; and either has her frisking husband : That ...
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... least , is certain , that they pretend to the brandished blade , which is even now one of their hieroglyphics . A curious disquisition , I will not say a profitable one , might be written on this subject , on which nothing satisfactory ...
... least , is certain , that they pretend to the brandished blade , which is even now one of their hieroglyphics . A curious disquisition , I will not say a profitable one , might be written on this subject , on which nothing satisfactory ...
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... least and for Pythagoras , He has rashly run himself on an employment , Of keeping asses from a field of beans ; 4 O , but Ulen - spiegle Were such a name . ] See vol . iv . p . 58 . And cannot be stav'd off . Mere . Then , 70 THE ...
... least and for Pythagoras , He has rashly run himself on an employment , Of keeping asses from a field of beans ; 4 O , but Ulen - spiegle Were such a name . ] See vol . iv . p . 58 . And cannot be stav'd off . Mere . Then , 70 THE ...
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