The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 74.
173. lappuse
... hand ; thou strik'st on truth in all , And they are envious term thee parasite . Call forth my dwarf , my eunuch , and my fool , And let them make me sport . [ Exit Mos . ] What should I do , But cocker up my genius , and live free To ...
... hand ; thou strik'st on truth in all , And they are envious term thee parasite . Call forth my dwarf , my eunuch , and my fool , And let them make me sport . [ Exit Mos . ] What should I do , But cocker up my genius , and live free To ...
174. lappuse
... hand , ] i . e . flattering their hopes , keeping them in expectation : You may remember " says archbishop King to Swift , " how we were borne in hand in my lord Pembroke's time , that the Queen had passed the grant , & c . " The phrase ...
... hand , ] i . e . flattering their hopes , keeping them in expectation : You may remember " says archbishop King to Swift , " how we were borne in hand in my lord Pembroke's time , that the Queen had passed the grant , & c . " The phrase ...
186. lappuse
... hand , and put it up : these men , He knew , would thrive with their humility . And , for his part , he thought he should be blest To have his heir of such a suffering spirit , So wise , so grave , of so perplex'd a tongue , And loud ...
... hand , and put it up : these men , He knew , would thrive with their humility . And , for his part , he thought he should be blest To have his heir of such a suffering spirit , So wise , so grave , of so perplex'd a tongue , And loud ...
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