The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 88.
58. lappuse
... WHAL . The conclusion of this note affords a curious specimen of the disingenuity of Steevens , and the improper confidence of Whal- ley . The former quotes this passage to prove that a jig meant , as above , a farcical dialogue in ...
... WHAL . The conclusion of this note affords a curious specimen of the disingenuity of Steevens , and the improper confidence of Whal- ley . The former quotes this passage to prove that a jig meant , as above , a farcical dialogue in ...
165. lappuse
... WHAL . 1 . } this it is to dog the fashion . ] i . e . To follow the fashion at a distance , as a dog follows the heels of his master . 2 WHAL . would I had one of Kemp's shoes to throw after you . ] " To throw an old shoe after one for ...
... WHAL . 1 . } this it is to dog the fashion . ] i . e . To follow the fashion at a distance , as a dog follows the heels of his master . 2 WHAL . would I had one of Kemp's shoes to throw after you . ] " To throw an old shoe after one for ...
455. lappuse
... WHal . 7 Reach me thy neuf . ] Neuf , or nief , is a north - country word for hand or fist . It frequently occurs in Shakspeare . WHAL . O doleful days , & c . ] I suspect that Shakspeare ( First Part of Henry IV . ) confounded king ...
... WHal . 7 Reach me thy neuf . ] Neuf , or nief , is a north - country word for hand or fist . It frequently occurs in Shakspeare . WHAL . O doleful days , & c . ] I suspect that Shakspeare ( First Part of Henry IV . ) confounded king ...
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