The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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194. lappuse
Corv . Why ? what ? wherein ? Mos . The tardy hour is come , sir . Cory . He is not dead ? Mos . Not dead , sir , but as good ; He knows no man . sir : Coro . How shall I do then ? 5 So many cares , & c . ] In this fine speech Jonson ...
Corv . Why ? what ? wherein ? Mos . The tardy hour is come , sir . Cory . He is not dead ? Mos . Not dead , sir , but as good ; He knows no man . sir : Coro . How shall I do then ? 5 So many cares , & c . ] In this fine speech Jonson ...
195. lappuse
Corv . I have brought him here a pearl . Mos . Perhaps he has So much remembrance left , as to know you , He still calls on you ; nothing but your name Is in his mouth . Is your pearl orient , sir ? Corv . Venice was never owner of the ...
Corv . I have brought him here a pearl . Mos . Perhaps he has So much remembrance left , as to know you , He still calls on you ; nothing but your name Is in his mouth . Is your pearl orient , sir ? Corv . Venice was never owner of the ...
196. lappuse
And , To any question he was silent to , I still interpreted the nods he made , Through weakness , for consent : and sent home th ' others , Nothing bequeath'd them , but to cry and curse . ' Corv . O , my dear Mosca ! [ They embrace . ] ...
And , To any question he was silent to , I still interpreted the nods he made , Through weakness , for consent : and sent home th ' others , Nothing bequeath'd them , but to cry and curse . ' Corv . O , my dear Mosca ! [ They embrace . ] ...
197. lappuse
This exposure of Corvino , is happily designed : but , indeed , the whole of the act is a master - piece of truth and genuine comic humour . 2 Corv . [ aloud . ] Or like an old THE FOX . 197 Gypsies,' and Jews, and black-moors...
This exposure of Corvino , is happily designed : but , indeed , the whole of the act is a master - piece of truth and genuine comic humour . 2 Corv . [ aloud . ] Or like an old THE FOX . 197 Gypsies,' and Jews, and black-moors...
198. lappuse
Corv . [ aloud . ] Or like an old smoked wall , on which the rain Ran down in streaks ! Mos . Excellent , sir ! speak out : You may be louder yet ; a culverin Discharged in his ear would hardly bore it . Coru .
Corv . [ aloud . ] Or like an old smoked wall , on which the rain Ran down in streaks ! Mos . Excellent , sir ! speak out : You may be louder yet ; a culverin Discharged in his ear would hardly bore it . Coru .
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appear Avoc bear believe better bring brought Cæsar cause character Cler comes Corb Corv court Daup Dauphine doth Drusus ears Enter Exeunt Exit eyes face faith fathers favours fear follow fortune friends gentlemen give gods hand hath head hear Hist hold honour hope I'll Italy Jonson knight La-F lady learned leave less live look lord madam marry master means mistress Mosca nature never observes once person play poet poor pray present SCENE seems Sejanus senate servants silence sir John speak stand sure Tacit taken tell thee thing thou thought True trust turn unto Upton Volp Volpone WHAL wife woman write