The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir Ben Jonson, William Gifford. the better sort of you might worthily contemn , if not absolutely hate me for . BEN . JONSON ; and no such , Quem Palma negata macrum , donata ...
With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir Ben Jonson, William Gifford. the better sort of you might worthily contemn , if not absolutely hate me for . BEN . JONSON ; and no such , Quem Palma negata macrum , donata ...
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... Jonson , " than ever Cæsar was by the victories of Alex- ander , differs from Upton on this point . He produces this unfortunate passage as 66 an instance of the clumsy sarcasms and malevolent reflections with which Jonson persecuted ...
... Jonson , " than ever Cæsar was by the victories of Alex- ander , differs from Upton on this point . He produces this unfortunate passage as 66 an instance of the clumsy sarcasms and malevolent reflections with which Jonson persecuted ...
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... Jonson made it the chief business of his life " to tear the wreath from the brow of Shakspeare . " It turns out , however , that the play in which these words appear , was not written by Shakspeare , but by Christopher Marlowe : this ...
... Jonson made it the chief business of his life " to tear the wreath from the brow of Shakspeare . " It turns out , however , that the play in which these words appear , was not written by Shakspeare , but by Christopher Marlowe : this ...
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