The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... gallants ; where , at your first appearance , ' twere good you turn'd I * Compliments of a gentleman . ] This word , in Jonson's age , had the sense which we now give to accomplishments . Thus , in Sir Giles Goosecap , 1606 : " Adorned ...
... gallants ; where , at your first appearance , ' twere good you turn'd I * Compliments of a gentleman . ] This word , in Jonson's age , had the sense which we now give to accomplishments . Thus , in Sir Giles Goosecap , 1606 : " Adorned ...
34. lappuse
... gallants . Car . But then you must put on an extreme face of discontentment at your man's negligence . Sog . O , so I will , and beat him too : I'll have a man for the purpose . Mac . You may ; you have land and crowns : O partial fate ...
... gallants . Car . But then you must put on an extreme face of discontentment at your man's negligence . Sog . O , so I will , and beat him too : I'll have a man for the purpose . Mac . You may ; you have land and crowns : O partial fate ...
49. lappuse
... gallants of this age had small rings ( Theobald and others say , bells ) fixed to their spurs , which made a noise when they rode or walked . But they had neither the one nor the other ; the gingling was produced by the large loose ...
... gallants of this age had small rings ( Theobald and others say , bells ) fixed to their spurs , which made a noise when they rode or walked . But they had neither the one nor the other ; the gingling was produced by the large loose ...
66. lappuse
... gallants of the age . Thus Fennor , in the Compter's Commonwealth , 1617 , p . 32 : " Gallants that scorned to weare any other than beaver hats , and gold bands , rich swords , and scarfes , silk stockings , and gold fringed garters ...
... gallants of the age . Thus Fennor , in the Compter's Commonwealth , 1617 , p . 32 : " Gallants that scorned to weare any other than beaver hats , and gold bands , rich swords , and scarfes , silk stockings , and gold fringed garters ...
92. lappuse
... gallants here . Mit . What be these two , signior ? Cor . Marry , a couple , sir , that are mere strangers to the whole scope of our play ; only come to walk a turn or two in this scene of Paul's , by chance . Orange . Save you , good ...
... gallants here . Mit . What be these two , signior ? Cor . Marry , a couple , sir , that are mere strangers to the whole scope of our play ; only come to walk a turn or two in this scene of Paul's , by chance . Orange . Save you , good ...
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