The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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... play ; ] i.e. , his false play . I should not have noticed so trite an expression had not the Bishop of Dromore mistaken the meaning , and in consequence of it , modernized , that is , corrupted the verse , Lovers ' hearts are all his ...
... play ; ] i.e. , his false play . I should not have noticed so trite an expression had not the Bishop of Dromore mistaken the meaning , and in consequence of it , modernized , that is , corrupted the verse , Lovers ' hearts are all his ...
247. lappuse
... PLAY - WRIGHT.1 PLAY - WRIGHT , by chance , hearing some toys I'd writ , Cried to my face they were th ' elixir of wit : 1 On Play - wright . ] This epigram is said by Stephen Jones ( the person so judiciously selected by the ...
... PLAY - WRIGHT.1 PLAY - WRIGHT , by chance , hearing some toys I'd writ , Cried to my face they were th ' elixir of wit : 1 On Play - wright . ] This epigram is said by Stephen Jones ( the person so judiciously selected by the ...
487. lappuse
... play of his , upon which he was accused , The Divell is ane Ass ; according to Comedia Vetus , in England the Divell was brought in either with one Vice or other : the play done the Divel caried away the Vice , he brings in the Divel so ...
... play of his , upon which he was accused , The Divell is ane Ass ; according to Comedia Vetus , in England the Divell was brought in either with one Vice or other : the play done the Divel caried away the Vice , he brings in the Divel so ...
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