The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 4. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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5. lappuse
... thing so full of authority or example , but by assiduity and custom grows less , and loses . This , yet , safe in your judgment ( which is a SID- NEY'S ) is forbidden to speak more , lest it talk or look like one of the ambitious faces ...
... thing so full of authority or example , but by assiduity and custom grows less , and loses . This , yet , safe in your judgment ( which is a SID- NEY'S ) is forbidden to speak more , lest it talk or look like one of the ambitious faces ...
6. lappuse
... things , think to get off wittily with their ignorance . Nay , they are esteemed the more learned , and sufficient for ... thing that is good , and great ; but very seldom : and when it comes it doth not recompense the rest of their ill ...
... things , think to get off wittily with their ignorance . Nay , they are esteemed the more learned , and sufficient for ... thing that is good , and great ; but very seldom : and when it comes it doth not recompense the rest of their ill ...
7. lappuse
... things greater than polished ; or scattered more numerous than composed . † * Copy , i . e . copiousness . + I have retrieved this address ( which is not in the folios ) from the 4to . 1612. It is a spirited composition , and every way ...
... things greater than polished ; or scattered more numerous than composed . † * Copy , i . e . copiousness . + I have retrieved this address ( which is not in the folios ) from the 4to . 1612. It is a spirited composition , and every way ...
10. lappuse
... things , they'd think or wish were done ; They are so natural follies , but so shown , As even the doers may see , and yet not own . 4 Fortune that favours fools , & c . ] We had this expression in Every Man out of his Humour . Jonson ...
... things , they'd think or wish were done ; They are so natural follies , but so shown , As even the doers may see , and yet not own . 4 Fortune that favours fools , & c . ] We had this expression in Every Man out of his Humour . Jonson ...
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... thing Would keep thee company , but a spider , or worse ? Rais'd thee from brooms , and dust , and watering- pots , Sublimed thee , and exalted thee , and fix'd thee In the third region , call'd our state of grace ? Wrought thee to ...
... thing Would keep thee company , but a spider , or worse ? Rais'd thee from brooms , and dust , and watering- pots , Sublimed thee , and exalted thee , and fix'd thee In the third region , call'd our state of grace ? Wrought thee to ...
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