The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 77.
177. lappuse
... POET entering on the stage to disperse the argument , is called to by the MASTER Cook . Cook . Do you hear , you creature of dili- gence and business ! what is the affair that you pluck for so under your cloke ? Poet . Nothing but what ...
... POET entering on the stage to disperse the argument , is called to by the MASTER Cook . Cook . Do you hear , you creature of dili- gence and business ! what is the affair that you pluck for so under your cloke ? Poet . Nothing but what ...
178. lappuse
... Poet . But what if they expect more than they understand ? Cook . That's all one , Master Poet , you are bound to satisfy them . For there is a palate of the understanding as well as of the senses . The taste is taken with good relishes ...
... Poet . But what if they expect more than they understand ? Cook . That's all one , Master Poet , you are bound to satisfy them . For there is a palate of the understanding as well as of the senses . The taste is taken with good relishes ...
420. lappuse
... poet or maker ( for that title our language affords him elegantly with the Greek ) a goodness of natural wit . For whereas all other arts consist of doctrine and precepts , the poet must be able by nature and instinct to pour out the ...
... poet or maker ( for that title our language affords him elegantly with the Greek ) a goodness of natural wit . For whereas all other arts consist of doctrine and precepts , the poet must be able by nature and instinct to pour out the ...
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