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 33.
6. lappuse
... learned would take the pains to confer them ; the authors them- selves being all in the learned tongues , save one , with whose English side I have had little to do . To which it may be required , since I have quoted the page , to name ...
... learned would take the pains to confer them ; the authors them- selves being all in the learned tongues , save one , with whose English side I have had little to do . To which it may be required , since I have quoted the page , to name ...
164. lappuse
... learned or liberal soul doth not already abhor ? where nothing but the filth of the time is uttered , and with such impropriety of phrase , such plenty of solecisms , such dearth of sense , so bold prolepses , so racked metaphors , with ...
... learned or liberal soul doth not already abhor ? where nothing but the filth of the time is uttered , and with such impropriety of phrase , such plenty of solecisms , such dearth of sense , so bold prolepses , so racked metaphors , with ...
207. lappuse
... learned gentlemen , " proposed , ( as Mr. Whalley informs us , ) to " correct " the text here , and alter cried to read . " If chia- mare ( says one of these " learned gentlemen , " who appears to be poor Sympson ) " had been used in ...
... learned gentlemen , " proposed , ( as Mr. Whalley informs us , ) to " correct " the text here , and alter cried to read . " If chia- mare ( says one of these " learned gentlemen , " who appears to be poor Sympson ) " had been used in ...
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