The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... tell , 66 By their pale 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 ...
... tell , 66 By their pale 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 ...
17. lappuse
... tell our dreams , Or think , but ' twill be treason . Sab . Tyrants arts Are to give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ; That those may seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS . Now , good Cremutius Cordus . " Cor ...
... tell our dreams , Or think , but ' twill be treason . Sab . Tyrants arts Are to give flatterers grace ; accusers , power ; That those may seem to kill whom they devour . Enter CORDUS and ARRUNTIUS . Now , good Cremutius Cordus . " Cor ...
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... tell him so ; and all his spies : You , sir , I would , do you look ? and you . Sab . Forbear . SCENE II . ( The former Scene continued . ) A Gallery discovered opening into the State Room . Enter SATRIUS with EUDEMUS . Sat. Here he ...
... tell him so ; and all his spies : You , sir , I would , do you look ? and you . Sab . Forbear . SCENE II . ( The former Scene continued . ) A Gallery discovered opening into the State Room . Enter SATRIUS with EUDEMUS . Sat. Here he ...
27. lappuse
... tell me , 3 Your lordship is conceited . ] 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 . What more of ladies ...
... tell me , 3 Your lordship is conceited . ] 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 . What more of ladies ...
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... tell you the particulars Of every several grief ? how first it grew , And then increased ; what action caused that ; What passion that : and answer to each point That you will put them ? Eud . Else , my lord , we know not How to ...
... tell you the particulars Of every several grief ? how first it grew , And then increased ; what action caused that ; What passion that : and answer to each point That you will put them ? Eud . Else , my lord , we know not How to ...
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