The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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( Exeunt Natta and Satrius . Sab . But these our times Are not the same , Arruntius . " Arr . Times ! the men , The men are not the same : ' tis we are base , Poor , and degenerate from the exalted strain Of our great fathers .
( Exeunt Natta and Satrius . Sab . But these our times Are not the same , Arruntius . " Arr . Times ! the men , The men are not the same : ' tis we are base , Poor , and degenerate from the exalted strain Of our great fathers .
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[ Exeunt Sejanus , Satrius , Terentius , fc . Arr . So ! yet another ? yet ? O desperate state Of groveling honour ! seest thou this , Osun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their ...
[ Exeunt Sejanus , Satrius , Terentius , fc . Arr . So ! yet another ? yet ? O desperate state Of groveling honour ! seest thou this , Osun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their ...
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[ Exeunt all but Sejanus . Sej . He that , with such wrong moved , can bear it through With patience , and an even mind , knows how To turn it back . Wrath cover'd carries fate : Revenge is lost , if I profess my hate , What was my ...
[ Exeunt all but Sejanus . Sej . He that , with such wrong moved , can bear it through With patience , and an even mind , knows how To turn it back . Wrath cover'd carries fate : Revenge is lost , if I profess my hate , What was my ...
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... Wherein your fortune hath prescribed you better Than art could do . Liv . Thanks , good physician , I'll use my fortune , you shall see , with reverence . Is my coach ready ? Eŭd . It attends your highness . . [ Exeunt . SCENE II .
... Wherein your fortune hath prescribed you better Than art could do . Liv . Thanks , good physician , I'll use my fortune , you shall see , with reverence . Is my coach ready ? Eŭd . It attends your highness . . [ Exeunt . SCENE II .
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[ Exeunt Attendants . Sit down , my comfort . ° When the master prince Of all the world , Sejanus , saith he fears , Is it not fatal ? Sej . Yes , to those are fear'd . Tib . And not to him ? Sej . Not , if he wisely turn That part of ...
[ Exeunt Attendants . Sit down , my comfort . ° When the master prince Of all the world , Sejanus , saith he fears , Is it not fatal ? Sej . Yes , to those are fear'd . Tib . And not to him ? Sej . Not , if he wisely turn That part of ...
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