The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... honoured ! Whalley wishes that Jonson had marked the lines furnished by Shakspeare ; but this , besides being a most invidious mode of distinction , was directly contrary to the established practice of the times . But why must the ...
... honoured ! Whalley wishes that Jonson had marked the lines furnished by Shakspeare ; but this , besides being a most invidious mode of distinction , was directly contrary to the established practice of the times . But why must the ...
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... honour in the senate , he trains him from his guards , and with a long doubt- ful letter , in one day hath him suspected , accused , condemned , and torn in pieces by the rage of the people.R 66 By the rage of the people . ] After this ...
... honour in the senate , he trains him from his guards , and with a long doubt- ful letter , in one day hath him suspected , accused , condemned , and torn in pieces by the rage of the people.R 66 By the rage of the people . ] After this ...
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... Honour'd and loved , there is a trick in state , Which jealous princes never fail to use , How to decline that growth , with fair pretext , And honourable colours of employment , Either by embassy , the war , or such , To shift them ...
... Honour'd and loved , there is a trick in state , Which jealous princes never fail to use , How to decline that growth , with fair pretext , And honourable colours of employment , Either by embassy , the war , or such , To shift them ...
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... honour ! seest thou this , O sun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their shames , 1 De Eudemo isto vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . Monetæ nostræ 375 lib . vid . Budæum de asse ...
... honour ! seest thou this , O sun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their shames , 1 De Eudemo isto vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . Monetæ nostræ 375 lib . vid . Budæum de asse ...
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... honour , Before your lordship . Sej . Sir , you can lose no honour , By trusting aught to me . The coarsest act Done to my service , I can so requite , As all the world shall style it honourable : Your idle , virtuous definitions , Keep ...
... honour , Before your lordship . Sej . Sir , you can lose no honour , By trusting aught to me . The coarsest act Done to my service , I can so requite , As all the world shall style it honourable : Your idle , virtuous definitions , Keep ...
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