The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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166. lappuse
... Corbaccio , an old Gentleman . Corvino , a Merchant . Bonario , son to Corbaccio . Sir Politick Would - be , a Knight . Peregrine , a Gentleman Traveller . Nano , a Dwarf . Castrone , an Eunuch . Androgyno , an Hermaphrodite . GREGE ...
... Corbaccio , an old Gentleman . Corvino , a Merchant . Bonario , son to Corbaccio . Sir Politick Would - be , a Knight . Peregrine , a Gentleman Traveller . Nano , a Dwarf . Castrone , an Eunuch . Androgyno , an Hermaphrodite . GREGE ...
186. lappuse
... Corbaccio . and , gentle sir , When you do come to swim in golden lard , & c . ] Upton was too busy with his trite classical imitations , to notice this bold and beautiful adoption of the eastern metaphor for a state of prosperity . 9 ...
... Corbaccio . and , gentle sir , When you do come to swim in golden lard , & c . ] Upton was too busy with his trite classical imitations , to notice this bold and beautiful adoption of the eastern metaphor for a state of prosperity . 9 ...
187. lappuse
... CORBACCIO . Signior Corbaccio ! You're very welcome , sir . Corb . How does your patron Mos . Troth , as he did , sir ; no amends . Corb . What ! mends he ? Mos . No , sir : he's rather worse . Corb . That's well . Where is he ? Mos ...
... CORBACCIO . Signior Corbaccio ! You're very welcome , sir . Corb . How does your patron Mos . Troth , as he did , sir ; no amends . Corb . What ! mends he ? Mos . No , sir : he's rather worse . Corb . That's well . Where is he ? Mos ...
192. lappuse
... Corbaccio . I can see no occasion for this . If avarice be , in any case , a legitimate object of satire , surely it is emi- nently so when accompanied , as here , with age and infirmity . Bad passions become more odious in proportion ...
... Corbaccio . I can see no occasion for this . If avarice be , in any case , a legitimate object of satire , surely it is emi- nently so when accompanied , as here , with age and infirmity . Bad passions become more odious in proportion ...
193. lappuse
... Corbaccio and the rest , who are distinctly noticed in the next line . The glimpse of a classical allusion is a perfect ignis fatuus to Upton , who is sure to blunder after it at all hazards Volp . So many cares , so many maladies , THE ...
... Corbaccio and the rest , who are distinctly noticed in the next line . The glimpse of a classical allusion is a perfect ignis fatuus to Upton , who is sure to blunder after it at all hazards Volp . So many cares , so many maladies , THE ...
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Arruntius Avoc Cæsar Caligula cittern Cler Clerimont Corb Corbaccio Coro Corv Corvino court Cutbeard Daup doth Drusus Enter Eudemus Exeunt Exit faith fathers favours fear follow fool fortune friends gentlemen Germanicus give hast hath hear Hist honour hope humour ibid John Daw Jonson knight La-F La-Foole lady Latiaris Libanius look lord lviii Macro madam marry master doctor mistress Morose Mosca never noble Otter poet pray Re-enter Satrius SCENE Scoto Sejanus senate Senec servants Shakspeare shew Signior silence Silent Woman Silius sir Amorous sir Dauphine sir John Daw speak Suet Tacit tell thee there's thing thou thought Tiberius Tom Otter True unto Upton Volp Volpone Volt Voltore WHAL Whalley wife woman word