The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
No grāmatas satura
1.–5. rezultāts no 61.
6. lappuse
... bring all wit to the rack ; whose noses are ever like swine spoiling and rooting up the Muses ' gardens ; and their whole bodies like moles , as blindly working under earth , to cast any , the least , hills upon virtue . Whereas they ...
... bring all wit to the rack ; whose noses are ever like swine spoiling and rooting up the Muses ' gardens ; and their whole bodies like moles , as blindly working under earth , to cast any , the least , hills upon virtue . Whereas they ...
9. lappuse
... bringing them back , ( for Whalley omitted them altogether , ) and again left the play , as the author left it , to the " judgment of the learned . " I can much easier excuse Whalley for suppressing Jonson's notes , and taking the merit ...
... bringing them back , ( for Whalley omitted them altogether , ) and again left the play , as the author left it , to the " judgment of the learned . " I can much easier excuse Whalley for suppressing Jonson's notes , and taking the merit ...
23. lappuse
... bring his money , and his name . Sat. Thank your lordship . He shall , my lord . Sej . Come hither . Know you this same Eudemus ? is he learn'd ? Sat. Reputed so , my lord , and of deep practice . Sej . Bring him in , to me , in the ...
... bring his money , and his name . Sat. Thank your lordship . He shall , my lord . Sej . Come hither . Know you this same Eudemus ? is he learn'd ? Sat. Reputed so , my lord , and of deep practice . Sej . Bring him in , to me , in the ...
38. lappuse
... bring you your man . [ to Satrius . ] I have moved for you , too , Latiaris . Dru . What ! Is your vast greatness grown so blindly bold , That you will over us ? Sej . Why then give way . Dru . Give way , Colossus ! do you lift ? ad ...
... bring you your man . [ to Satrius . ] I have moved for you , too , Latiaris . Dru . What ! Is your vast greatness grown so blindly bold , That you will over us ? Sej . Why then give way . Dru . Give way , Colossus ! do you lift ? ad ...
42. lappuse
... brings you word The emperor hath sent for Sej . O ! where is he ? you . With your fair leave , dear princess , I'll but ask A question , and return . Eud . Fortunate princess ! How are you blest in the fruition [ Exit . Of this unequall ...
... brings you word The emperor hath sent for Sej . O ! where is he ? you . With your fair leave , dear princess , I'll but ask A question , and return . Eud . Fortunate princess ! How are you blest in the fruition [ Exit . Of this unequall ...
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