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 42.
178. lappuse
... sense ; we must read , 66 1 2 3 4 Of those that I devour flesh | and sometimes | one another . " Whalley subscribes to this assertion ; and the verse thus happily restored to sense and and measure , " is accordingly placed in his text ...
... sense ; we must read , 66 1 2 3 4 Of those that I devour flesh | and sometimes | one another . " Whalley subscribes to this assertion ; and the verse thus happily restored to sense and and measure , " is accordingly placed in his text ...
345. lappuse
... sense of what the comic Muse might fitly inculcate in her " higher mood ; " and he has interspersed in all his works , maxims and sentences incorporeal thing , and not subject to sense , we THE SILENT WOMAN . 345 .
... sense of what the comic Muse might fitly inculcate in her " higher mood ; " and he has interspersed in all his works , maxims and sentences incorporeal thing , and not subject to sense , we THE SILENT WOMAN . 345 .
409. lappuse
... sense of the word rest on his authority , as Mr. Malone sup- poses . I can produce him twenty instances of the same expres- sions , used in the same sense . Sir W. Davenant was not a pedantic writer , yet he has ( the Wits , A. III ...
... sense of the word rest on his authority , as Mr. Malone sup- poses . I can produce him twenty instances of the same expres- sions , used in the same sense . Sir W. Davenant was not a pedantic writer , yet he has ( the Wits , A. III ...
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