The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... VOLPONE , & c . ] This celebrated Comedy was first brought out at the Globe Theatre in 1605 , and printed in quarto , 1607 , after having been acted with great applause at both Universi- ties . Jonson republished it in 1616 , without ...
... VOLPONE , & c . ] This celebrated Comedy was first brought out at the Globe Theatre in 1605 , and printed in quarto , 1607 , after having been acted with great applause at both Universi- ties . Jonson republished it in 1616 , without ...
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... VOLPONE . [ Aside . Volp . Signior Corvino ! and Corbaccio ! sir , Much joy unto you . Coro . Of what ? Volp . The sudden good Dropt down upon you- Corb . Where ? Volp . And none knows how , From old Volpone , sir . Corh . Out , arrant ...
... VOLPONE . [ Aside . Volp . Signior Corvino ! and Corbaccio ! sir , Much joy unto you . Coro . Of what ? Volp . The sudden good Dropt down upon you- Corb . Where ? Volp . And none knows how , From old Volpone , sir . Corh . Out , arrant ...
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... Volpone in the last act , which he terms a violation of nature . Now it is evident , I think , that this forms the great moral of the play , and that Jonson had it in view from the beginning . " Is it in character , " Mr. Cumberland ...
... Volpone in the last act , which he terms a violation of nature . Now it is evident , I think , that this forms the great moral of the play , and that Jonson had it in view from the beginning . " Is it in character , " Mr. Cumberland ...
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