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 49.
331. lappuse
... once elegant and impressive ; with an archness that formed a pleasing substitute for wit , and enough of taste to give zest and currency to his opinions , he wanted little but a distrust of his own powers , to render him at once the ...
... once elegant and impressive ; with an archness that formed a pleasing substitute for wit , and enough of taste to give zest and currency to his opinions , he wanted little but a distrust of his own powers , to render him at once the ...
348. lappuse
... once celebrated author , which by their sin- gular elegance and neatness , form a striking contrast to the prevalent coarseness of his tedious effusions . " I believe that no great injustice will be done to Dr. Aikin's patience , by sup ...
... once celebrated author , which by their sin- gular elegance and neatness , form a striking contrast to the prevalent coarseness of his tedious effusions . " I believe that no great injustice will be done to Dr. Aikin's patience , by sup ...
449. lappuse
... once -- I hear Daw coming : hide , [ they withdraw . ] and do not laugh , for God's sake . Re - enter DAW . Daw . Which is the way into the garden , trow ? True . O , Jack Daw ! I am glad I have met with you . In good faith , I must ...
... once -- I hear Daw coming : hide , [ they withdraw . ] and do not laugh , for God's sake . Re - enter DAW . Daw . Which is the way into the garden , trow ? True . O , Jack Daw ! I am glad I have met with you . In good faith , I must ...
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