The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... have already observed , burnt in the fire which de stroyed his library . 6 And not Cinnamus the barber , & c . ] We have had this thought before : see Vol . II . p . 546 . DRAMATIS PERSONE . Volpone , a Magnifico . Mosca , DEDICATION . 165.
... have already observed , burnt in the fire which de stroyed his library . 6 And not Cinnamus the barber , & c . ] We have had this thought before : see Vol . II . p . 546 . DRAMATIS PERSONE . Volpone , a Magnifico . Mosca , DEDICATION . 165.
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... Mosca , his Parasite . Voltore , an Advocate . 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 ...
... Mosca , his Parasite . Voltore , an Advocate . 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 ...
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... Mosca . Volp . Good morning to the day ; ' and next , my gold ! -- Open the shrine , that I may see my saint . [ Mosca withdraws the curtain , and discovers piles of gold , plate , jewels , & c . Hail the world's soul , and mine ! more ...
... Mosca . Volp . Good morning to the day ; ' and next , my gold ! -- Open the shrine , that I may see my saint . [ Mosca withdraws the curtain , and discovers piles of gold , plate , jewels , & c . Hail the world's soul , and mine ! more ...
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... Mosca . Yet I glory More in the cunning purchase of my wealth , Than in the glad possession , since I gain Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets . This most learned man , who has " stalked for two centuries , " as Mr ...
... Mosca . Yet I glory More in the cunning purchase of my wealth , Than in the glad possession , since I gain Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets . This most learned man , who has " stalked for two centuries , " as Mr ...
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... Mosca ; I do lothe it . Mos . And besides , sir , 4 You are not like the thresher that doth stand 3 I blow no subtle glass , ] Venice , where the scene is laid , and the neighbouring island of Murano , being famous for their ma ...
... Mosca ; I do lothe it . Mos . And besides , sir , 4 You are not like the thresher that doth stand 3 I blow no subtle glass , ] Venice , where the scene is laid , and the neighbouring island of Murano , being famous for their ma ...
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