The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... observe the old state and splendor of dramatic poems , with preservation of any popular delight . But of this I shall take more sea- sonable cause to speak , in my observations upon Horace his Art of Poetry , which , with the text ...
... observe the old state and splendor of dramatic poems , with preservation of any popular delight . But of this I shall take more sea- sonable cause to speak , in my observations upon Horace his Art of Poetry , which , with the text ...
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... Observe him as his watch observes his clock . ] Steevens , who is supported by Whalley , maintains that this line refers to the figure of a watchman , which was placed on the dial - plate of our ancient clocks , with a lantern and pole ...
... Observe him as his watch observes his clock . ] Steevens , who is supported by Whalley , maintains that this line refers to the figure of a watchman , which was placed on the dial - plate of our ancient clocks , with a lantern and pole ...
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... observe the stoops , The bendings , and the falls . 8 Vid . Tacit . Lib . ii . Ann . p . 28 et p . 34. Dio . Rom . Hist . Lib . lvii . p . 705 . Con . Tacit . Ann . Lib . ii . p . 39. de occultis mandatis Pisoni , et postea p . 42 , 43 ...
... observe the stoops , The bendings , and the falls . 8 Vid . Tacit . Lib . ii . Ann . p . 28 et p . 34. Dio . Rom . Hist . Lib . lvii . p . 705 . Con . Tacit . Ann . Lib . ii . p . 39. de occultis mandatis Pisoni , et postea p . 42 , 43 ...
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... the means ; Do but observe his humour , and - believe it— He is the noblest Roman , where he takes- t Lege Terentii defensionem . Tacit . Ann . Lib . vi . p . 102 . Enter SEJANUS . Here comes his lordship . Sej . 26 SEJANUS .
... the means ; Do but observe his humour , and - believe it— He is the noblest Roman , where he takes- t Lege Terentii defensionem . Tacit . Ann . Lib . vi . p . 102 . Enter SEJANUS . Here comes his lordship . Sej . 26 SEJANUS .
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... observe ! He can endure that second , that's no flattery . O , what is it , proud slime will not believe * Exit Eudemus . ] Sejanus plays on the vanity of this man , with singular cunning and dexterity . 5 0 , what is it proud slime ...
... observe ! He can endure that second , that's no flattery . O , what is it , proud slime will not believe * Exit Eudemus . ] Sejanus plays on the vanity of this man , with singular cunning and dexterity . 5 0 , what is it proud slime ...
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