The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... give you occasion hereafter , and without my boast , to think I could better prescribe , than omit the due use for want of a convenient knowledge . The next is , lest in some nice nostril the quotations might savour affected , I do let ...
... give you occasion hereafter , and without my boast , to think I could better prescribe , than omit the due use for want of a convenient knowledge . The next is , lest in some nice nostril the quotations might savour affected , I do let ...
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... give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ; That those may seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS ... gives us an admirable idea of what every private citizen of Rome esteemed himself , in the times of the republic ...
... give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ; That those may seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS ... gives us an admirable idea of what every private citizen of Rome esteemed himself , in the times of the republic ...
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... give place . Sil . I like the prince well . Arr . A riotous youth ; " There's little hope of him . Sab . That fault his age Will , as it grows , correct . 29 Methinks he bears Himself each day , more nobly than other ; And wins no less ...
... give place . Sil . I like the prince well . Arr . A riotous youth ; " There's little hope of him . Sab . That fault his age Will , as it grows , correct . 29 Methinks he bears Himself each day , more nobly than other ; And wins no less ...
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... give ? Sat. Fifty sestertia . Sej . Livia's physician , say you , is that fellow ? Sat. It is , my lord : Your lordship's answer . Sej . To what ? Sat. The place , my lord . ' Tis for a gentleman Your lordship will well like of , when ...
... give ? Sat. Fifty sestertia . Sej . Livia's physician , say you , is that fellow ? Sat. It is , my lord : Your lordship's answer . Sej . To what ? Sat. The place , my lord . ' Tis for a gentleman Your lordship will well like of , when ...
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... give way . Dru . Give way , Colossus ! do you lift ? ad- vance you ? Take that ! " [ Strikes him . Arr . Good ! brave ! excellent , brave prince ! ▾ Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 76 . z Tacit . ibid . Tacit . sequimur Ann . Lib . iv ...
... give way . Dru . Give way , Colossus ! do you lift ? ad- vance you ? Take that ! " [ Strikes him . Arr . Good ! brave ! excellent , brave prince ! ▾ Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 76 . z Tacit . ibid . Tacit . sequimur Ann . Lib . iv ...
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