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Subse- . quently it seems to have acquired some degree of popularity : Jonson says that it had outlived the malice of its enemies , when he republished it in folio , in 1616 ; and it was one of the first plays revived after the ...
Subse- . quently it seems to have acquired some degree of popularity : Jonson says that it had outlived the malice of its enemies , when he republished it in folio , in 1616 ; and it was one of the first plays revived after the ...
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66 speare , who was also a performer in the play ; but , I believe , posterity wishes that Jonson had rather have let them stood with some note of distinction , than have substituted his own in their room , from a false point of modesty ...
66 speare , who was also a performer in the play ; but , I believe , posterity wishes that Jonson had rather have let them stood with some note of distinction , than have substituted his own in their room , from a false point of modesty ...
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He speaks of his coadjutor with respect , and of himself with modesty ; he ad . dresses those who were well acquainted with the play as it was acted , and who , if the cause of poetry had sustained any very serious loss by his ...
He speaks of his coadjutor with respect , and of himself with modesty ; he ad . dresses those who were well acquainted with the play as it was acted , and who , if the cause of poetry had sustained any very serious loss by his ...
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As Jonson is very profuse in his explanatory references , I have contented myself with bringing them back , ( for Whalley omitted them altogether , ) and again left the play , as the author left it , to the judgment of the learned .
As Jonson is very profuse in his explanatory references , I have contented myself with bringing them back , ( for Whalley omitted them altogether , ) and again left the play , as the author left it , to the judgment of the learned .
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Merry , disposed to joke . So in Every Man in his Humour , You are conceited , sir . WHAL . Germanici soror , uxor Drusi . Vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . * Exit Eudemus . ] Sejanus plays on the vanity SEJANUS . 27.
Merry , disposed to joke . So in Every Man in his Humour , You are conceited , sir . WHAL . Germanici soror , uxor Drusi . Vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . * Exit Eudemus . ] Sejanus plays on the vanity SEJANUS . 27.
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| Nosaukums | The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums Jonsonus Virbius Grāmatas The Works of Ben Jonson 3. sējums. sējums, Ben Jonson The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, Ben Jonson |
| Autori | Ben Jonson, William Gifford |
| Izdevējs | G. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
| Oriģināls no | Minesotas universitāte |
| Digitalizēta | 10.4.2012 |
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