The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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168. lappuse
... writes is railing , & c . ] This alludes to the Apologetical dialogue , Vol . II . p . 547 : P. O , but they lay particular imputations- A. As what ? P. That all your writing is mere railing , & c . And when his plays come forth , & c ...
... writes is railing , & c . ] This alludes to the Apologetical dialogue , Vol . II . p . 547 : P. O , but they lay particular imputations- A. As what ? P. That all your writing is mere railing , & c . And when his plays come forth , & c ...
184. lappuse
... write me in your family . All my hopes 66 6 To write me in your family . ] This , as Upton says , is bor- rowed from Horace ; Scribe tui gregis hunc . It may be so ; though it is quite as probable that it was borrowed " from the poet's ...
... write me in your family . All my hopes 66 6 To write me in your family . ] This , as Upton says , is bor- rowed from Horace ; Scribe tui gregis hunc . It may be so ; though it is quite as probable that it was borrowed " from the poet's ...
184. lappuse
... write me in your family . All my hopes To write me in your family . ] This , as Upton says , is bor- rowed from Horace ; Scribe tui gregis hunc . It may be so ; though it is quite as probable that it was " borrowed " from the poet's own ...
... write me in your family . All my hopes To write me in your family . ] This , as Upton says , is bor- rowed from Horace ; Scribe tui gregis hunc . It may be so ; though it is quite as probable that it was " borrowed " from the poet's own ...
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