The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsBickers and son, 1875 |
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261. lappuse
... Tucca . Is't not better to be out at elbows , than to be a bond- slave , and to go all in parchment as thou dost ? Horace . Parchment ! Nay , ' tis perpetuana , I assure you . " Hed . Marry , speak all the venom I can SC . II . 261 ...
... Tucca . Is't not better to be out at elbows , than to be a bond- slave , and to go all in parchment as thou dost ? Horace . Parchment ! Nay , ' tis perpetuana , I assure you . " Hed . Marry , speak all the venom I can SC . II . 261 ...
367. lappuse
... VIRGIL . HORACE . TREBATIUS . ASINIUS LUPUs . PANTILIUS TUCCA . Luscus . RUF . LAB . CRISPINUS . LICTORS , EQUITES , & c . JULIA . CYTHERIS . PLAUTIA . CHLOE . MAIDS . SCENE , Rome . THE POETASTER . IGHT , I salute thee , but.
... VIRGIL . HORACE . TREBATIUS . ASINIUS LUPUs . PANTILIUS TUCCA . Luscus . RUF . LAB . CRISPINUS . LICTORS , EQUITES , & c . JULIA . CYTHERIS . PLAUTIA . CHLOE . MAIDS . SCENE , Rome . THE POETASTER . IGHT , I salute thee , but.
375. lappuse
... Tucca ? Lus . Ay , he ; and I met little master Lupus , the tribune , going thither too . Ovid . Nay , an he be under their arrest , I may with safety enough read over my elegy before he come . Lus . Gods a ' me ! what will you do ? why ...
... Tucca ? Lus . Ay , he ; and I met little master Lupus , the tribune , going thither too . Ovid . Nay , an he be under their arrest , I may with safety enough read over my elegy before he come . Lus . Gods a ' me ! what will you do ? why ...
377. lappuse
... Tucca , and LUPUS . Ovid se . Your name shall live , indeed , sir ! you say true but how infamously , how scorn'd and con- temn'd in the eyes and ears of the best and gravest Romans , that you think not on ; you never so much as dream ...
... Tucca , and LUPUS . Ovid se . Your name shall live , indeed , sir ! you say true but how infamously , how scorn'd and con- temn'd in the eyes and ears of the best and gravest Romans , that you think not on ; you never so much as dream ...
383. lappuse
... Tucca , what say you ? Tuc . Why , what should I say , or what can I say , my flower o ' the order ? Should I say thou art rich , or that thou art honourable , or wise , or valiant , or learned , or liberal ? why , thou art all these ...
... Tucca , what say you ? Tuc . Why , what should I say , or what can I say , my flower o ' the order ? Should I say thou art rich , or that thou art honourable , or wise , or valiant , or learned , or liberal ? why , thou art all these ...
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