The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... thou this , O sun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their shames , 1 De Eudemo isto vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . Monetæ nostræ 375 lib . vid . Budæum de asse , Lib . ii . p ...
... thou this , O sun , And do we see thee after ? Methinks , day Should lose his light , when men do lose their shames , 1 De Eudemo isto vid . Tacit . Ann . Lib . iv . p . 74 . Monetæ nostræ 375 lib . vid . Budæum de asse , Lib . ii . p ...
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... Thou art a man , made to make consuls . Go . Eud . My lord , I'll promise you a private meeting This day together . Sej . Canst thou ? Eud . Yes . Sej . The place ? Eud . My gardens , whither I shall fetch your lordship . Sej . Let me ...
... Thou art a man , made to make consuls . Go . Eud . My lord , I'll promise you a private meeting This day together . Sej . Canst thou ? Eud . Yes . Sej . The place ? Eud . My gardens , whither I shall fetch your lordship . Sej . Let me ...
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... Thou hast the way , Sejanus , to work out His secrets , who , thou know'st , endures thee not , Her husband , Drusus : and to work against them . Prosper it , Pallas , thou that better'st wit ; For Venus hath the smallest share in it ...
... Thou hast the way , Sejanus , to work out His secrets , who , thou know'st , endures thee not , Her husband , Drusus : and to work against them . Prosper it , Pallas , thou that better'st wit ; For Venus hath the smallest share in it ...
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... thou great aid of Rome , Associate of our labours , our chief helper ; Let us not force thy simple modesty With offering at thy praise , for more we cannot , Since there's no voice can take it . No man here Receive our speeches as ...
... thou great aid of Rome , Associate of our labours , our chief helper ; Let us not force thy simple modesty With offering at thy praise , for more we cannot , Since there's no voice can take it . No man here Receive our speeches as ...
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... thou art worthy of a province For the great favours done unto our loves ; And , but that greatest Livia bears a part In the requital of thy services , I should alone despair of aught , like means , To give them worthy satisfaction . Liv ...
... thou art worthy of a province For the great favours done unto our loves ; And , but that greatest Livia bears a part In the requital of thy services , I should alone despair of aught , like means , To give them worthy satisfaction . Liv ...
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