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 57.
24. lappuse
... heads of provinces , Prætors and consuls ; all that heretofore Rome's general suffrage gave , is now his sale . The gain , or rather spoil of all the earth , One , and his house , receives . And for the empty circumstance of life ...
... heads of provinces , Prætors and consuls ; all that heretofore Rome's general suffrage gave , is now his sale . The gain , or rather spoil of all the earth , One , and his house , receives . And for the empty circumstance of life ...
26. lappuse
... head to heart , But I would find it out : and with my hand I'd hurl his panting brain about the air In mites , as small as atomi , to undo The knotted bed- Sab . You are observ'd Arruntius . Arr . [ turns to Natta , Terentius , & c ...
... head to heart , But I would find it out : and with my hand I'd hurl his panting brain about the air In mites , as small as atomi , to undo The knotted bed- Sab . You are observ'd Arruntius . Arr . [ turns to Natta , Terentius , & c ...
62. lappuse
... heads ? let them alone . Our ignorance may , perchance , help us be saved From whips and furies . Gall . See , see , see their action ! Arr . Ay , now their heads do travail , now they work ; Their faces run like shittles ; they are ...
... heads ? let them alone . Our ignorance may , perchance , help us be saved From whips and furies . Gall . See , see , see their action ! Arr . Ay , now their heads do travail , now they work ; Their faces run like shittles ; they are ...
67. lappuse
... head as hot as thunder , ' Gainst which he wears that charm , ' should but the court Receive him at his word . Gal . Hear ! Tib . For my self I know my weakness , and so little covet , Like some gone past , the weight that will oppress ...
... head as hot as thunder , ' Gainst which he wears that charm , ' should but the court Receive him at his word . Gal . Hear ! Tib . For my self I know my weakness , and so little covet , Like some gone past , the weight that will oppress ...
82. lappuse
... head , To thy most fortunate design I yield it . 5 What we with so good vultures have begun : ] The expression is ambiguous and satirical . The Roman phrase , bonis aribus , signified prosperously , or with a good omen : he uses the ...
... head , To thy most fortunate design I yield it . 5 What we with so good vultures have begun : ] The expression is ambiguous and satirical . The Roman phrase , bonis aribus , signified prosperously , or with a good omen : he uses the ...
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