The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... 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 Restoration . Sejanus is not ...
... 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 Restoration . Sejanus is not ...
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... seems offered to lan- guage ( at least no greater than courtesy would excuse ) in terming them happy geniuses . Beaumont was perhaps too young ; but Fletcher , who loved Jonson , and was greatly beloved in his turn , was extremely well ...
... seems offered to lan- guage ( at least no greater than courtesy would excuse ) in terming them happy geniuses . Beaumont was perhaps too young ; but Fletcher , who loved Jonson , and was greatly beloved in his turn , was extremely well ...
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... " continual watch , and God himself miraculously working . " This seems to have been added , in compliment to K. James , on the discovery of the powder - plot . WHAL . Tiberius . DRAMATIS PERSONE . Drusus senior . Nero . [ 11 ]
... " continual watch , and God himself miraculously working . " This seems to have been added , in compliment to K. James , on the discovery of the powder - plot . WHAL . Tiberius . DRAMATIS PERSONE . Drusus senior . Nero . [ 11 ]
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... seem to have occurred to the commentators that wild might add a feature of some import , even to a desert ; whereas , sterile leaves it just as it found it , and is Juv . Sat. iii . v . 49 , & c . • Juv . Sat. i . v . 75 . f De Latiari ...
... seem to have occurred to the commentators that wild might add a feature of some import , even to a desert ; whereas , sterile leaves it just as it found it , and is Juv . Sat. iii . v . 49 , & c . • Juv . Sat. i . v . 75 . f De Latiari ...
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... seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS . Now , good Cremutius Cordus . " Cor . [ salutes Sabinus . ] Hail to your lordship ! Nat . [ whispers Latiaris . ] Who's that salutes your cousin ? Lat . ' Tis one Cordus , A ...
... seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS . Now , good Cremutius Cordus . " Cor . [ salutes Sabinus . ] Hail to your lordship ! Nat . [ whispers Latiaris . ] Who's that salutes your cousin ? Lat . ' Tis one Cordus , A ...
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