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 87.
74. lappuse
... means are clean destroyed that should requite . Gal . Nothing is great enough for Silius ' merit . Arr . Gallus on that side too ! Sil . Come , do not hunt , And labour so about for circumstance , [ Aside . To make him guilty , whom you ...
... means are clean destroyed that should requite . Gal . Nothing is great enough for Silius ' merit . Arr . Gallus on that side too ! Sil . Come , do not hunt , And labour so about for circumstance , [ Aside . To make him guilty , whom you ...
207. lappuse
... means to call ! We have too many Sympsons now - a - days . To return to Jonson . He had certainly heard enough of Italian to be sensible that it was read with a kind of musical intonation ; and this is just what he means . Peregrine's ...
... means to call ! We have too many Sympsons now - a - days . To return to Jonson . He had certainly heard enough of Italian to be sensible that it was read with a kind of musical intonation ; and this is just what he means . Peregrine's ...
279. lappuse
... means ; I devised a formal tale , That salv'd your reputation . But be valiant , sir . Corv . I fear no one but him , that this his pleading Should make him stand for a co heir- Mos . Co halter ! Hang him ; we will but use his tongue ...
... means ; I devised a formal tale , That salv'd your reputation . But be valiant , sir . Corv . I fear no one but him , that this his pleading Should make him stand for a co heir- Mos . Co halter ! Hang him ; we will but use his tongue ...
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