The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... look for assistance on the present occasion : Sejanus is entirely founded on the Greek and Latin historians , who are carefully quoted in the margin of the first copy : and the author values himself on the closeness with which he has ...
... look for assistance on the present occasion : Sejanus is entirely founded on the Greek and Latin historians , who are carefully quoted in the margin of the first copy : and the author values himself on the closeness with which he has ...
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... Look well or ill with him : ready to praise ( without a pun ) the idlest epithet which could be applied . Mr . Pope , too , had an ear for rhythm ; and as his reading has some touch of Shakspeare , which the other has not , and is ...
... Look well or ill with him : ready to praise ( without a pun ) the idlest epithet which could be applied . Mr . Pope , too , had an ear for rhythm ; and as his reading has some touch of Shakspeare , which the other has not , and is ...
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... looks , the bearer was not well . " Cartwright . 4 Senators , that else not use their voices . ] The poet has here added the word Pedarii . It is the classical expression for those who never spoke in the senate , but only went over to ...
... looks , the bearer was not well . " Cartwright . 4 Senators , that else not use their voices . ] The poet has here added the word Pedarii . It is the classical expression for those who never spoke in the senate , but only went over to ...
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... looks are call'd to question , and our words , How innocent soever , are made crimes ; We shall not shortly dare to tell our dreams , Or think , but ' twill be treason . Sab . Tyrants arts Are to give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ...
... looks are call'd to question , and our words , How innocent soever , are made crimes ; We shall not shortly dare to tell our dreams , Or think , but ' twill be treason . Sab . Tyrants arts Are to give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ...
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... look : we talk of Rhadamanth , Furies , and firebrands ; but it is his frown That is all these ; where , on the adverse part , His smile is more , than e'er yet poets feign'd Of bliss , and shades , nectar Arr . A serving boy ! I knew ...
... look : we talk of Rhadamanth , Furies , and firebrands ; but it is his frown That is all these ; where , on the adverse part , His smile is more , than e'er yet poets feign'd Of bliss , and shades , nectar Arr . A serving boy ! I knew ...
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