The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 8. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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... Poor Poet - ape , that would be thought our chief . 57. On Bawds and Usurers 174 If , as their ends , their fruits were so , the same . 58. To Groom Idiot 174 Idiot , last night I prayed thee but forbear . 59. On Spies 60. To William ...
... Poor Poet - ape , that would be thought our chief . 57. On Bawds and Usurers 174 If , as their ends , their fruits were so , the same . 58. To Groom Idiot 174 Idiot , last night I prayed thee but forbear . 59. On Spies 60. To William ...
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... poor house and I. 102. To William , Earl of Pembroke 206 I do but name thee , Pembroke , and I find . 103. To Mary , Lady Wroth 206 How well , fair crown of your fair sex , might he . 104. To Susan , Countess of Montgomery 207 Were ...
... poor house and I. 102. To William , Earl of Pembroke 206 I do but name thee , Pembroke , and I find . 103. To Mary , Lady Wroth 206 How well , fair crown of your fair sex , might he . 104. To Susan , Countess of Montgomery 207 Were ...
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... poor quiver knew . These dames , They need not Love's , they've Nature's flames . Cup . I see the Beauty that you so report . Sport . Cupid , you must not point in court , Where live so many of a sort . Cup . Sport . Cup . Of Harmony ...
... poor quiver knew . These dames , They need not Love's , they've Nature's flames . Cup . I see the Beauty that you so report . Sport . Cupid , you must not point in court , Where live so many of a sort . Cup . Sport . Cup . Of Harmony ...
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... poor old king says , " I'll talk a word with this same learned Theban . " On which Steevens observes , " Ben Jonson , in his Masque of Pan's Anniversary , has introduced a tinker , whom he calls a learned Theban , perhaps in ridicule of ...
... poor old king says , " I'll talk a word with this same learned Theban . " On which Steevens observes , " Ben Jonson , in his Masque of Pan's Anniversary , has introduced a tinker , whom he calls a learned Theban , perhaps in ridicule of ...
68. lappuse
... For that I do commend you ; you must be poor With all your wealth , and learning . When you have made Your glasses , gardens in the depth of winter , Where you will walk invisible to mankind , Talk with 68 THE FORTUNATE ISLES .
... For that I do commend you ; you must be poor With all your wealth , and learning . When you have made Your glasses , gardens in the depth of winter , Where you will walk invisible to mankind , Talk with 68 THE FORTUNATE ISLES .
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