The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsBickers and son, 1875 |
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... Crites and an Arete . Now , under thy Phœbus , it will be thy province to make more ; 2 except thou desirest to have thy source mix with the spring of self - love , and so wilt draw upon thee as welcome a discovery of thy days , as was ...
... Crites and an Arete . Now , under thy Phœbus , it will be thy province to make more ; 2 except thou desirest to have thy source mix with the spring of self - love , and so wilt draw upon thee as welcome a discovery of thy days , as was ...
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... CRITES . ARGURION . AMORPHUS . PHILAUTIA . Asotus . MORIA . HEDON . Cos . ANAIDES . GELAIA . MORPHIDES . PHRONESIS . PROSAITES . MORUS . CUPID . THAUMA . TIME.3 SCENE Gargaphie . Mutes . 3 Time . ] Time is the Greek word for Honour ...
... CRITES . ARGURION . AMORPHUS . PHILAUTIA . Asotus . MORIA . HEDON . Cos . ANAIDES . GELAIA . MORPHIDES . PHRONESIS . PROSAITES . MORUS . CUPID . THAUMA . TIME.3 SCENE Gargaphie . Mutes . 3 Time . ] Time is the Greek word for Honour ...
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... CRITES and ASOTUS . Cri . What , the well dieted Amorphus become a 8 Able to render the face of any statesman living . ] To explain his looks , and guess at his intention and thoughts by them . The first folio has , tender the face ...
... CRITES and ASOTUS . Cri . What , the well dieted Amorphus become a 8 Able to render the face of any statesman living . ] To explain his looks , and guess at his intention and thoughts by them . The first folio has , tender the face ...
227. lappuse
... Crites ! why ? Cri . Because- Nulla placere diu , nec vivere carmina possunt , Quæ scribuntur aquæ potoribus . Amo . What say you to your Helicon ? Cri . O , the Muses ' well ! that's ever excepted . Amo . Sir , your Muses have no such ...
... Crites ! why ? Cri . Because- Nulla placere diu , nec vivere carmina possunt , Quæ scribuntur aquæ potoribus . Amo . What say you to your Helicon ? Cri . O , the Muses ' well ! that's ever excepted . Amo . Sir , your Muses have no such ...
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... Crites , you may say to him what I am , if you please ; though I affect not popularity , yet I would be loth to stand out to any , whom you shall vouch- safe to call friend . Cri . Sir , I fear I may do wrong to your sufficien- cies in ...
... Crites , you may say to him what I am , if you please ; though I affect not popularity , yet I would be loth to stand out to any , whom you shall vouch- safe to call friend . Cri . Sir , I fear I may do wrong to your sufficien- cies in ...
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