The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... pray'd but for a lean dearth , and ever wept in a fat harvest . FUNGOSO , The son of Sordido , and a student ; one that has revelled in his time , and follows the fashion afar off , like a spy . He makes it the whole bent of his ...
... pray'd but for a lean dearth , and ever wept in a fat harvest . FUNGOSO , The son of Sordido , and a student ; one that has revelled in his time , and follows the fashion afar off , like a spy . He makes it the whole bent of his ...
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... pray you proceed . Q 8 How I hate , & c . ] Jonson began already to take a high tone : -but whatever may be thought of his confidence , it is impossible not to be pleased with the spirit of this nervous speech . It is altogether in the ...
... pray you proceed . Q 8 How I hate , & c . ] Jonson began already to take a high tone : -but whatever may be thought of his confidence , it is impossible not to be pleased with the spirit of this nervous speech . It is altogether in the ...
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... pray you , how is it ? Cor . Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I alludes to the custom then in vogue , of men wearing rings and jewels in their ears . So Marston : " Give me those jewels of 66 your ears , to receive my ...
... pray you , how is it ? Cor . Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I alludes to the custom then in vogue , of men wearing rings and jewels in their ears . So Marston : " Give me those jewels of 66 your ears , to receive my ...
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... pray you . Mit . What is he ? Cor . A tame rook , you'll take him presently ; list . Sog . Nay , look you , Carlo ; this is my humour now ! I have land and money , my friends left me well , and I will be a gentleman whatsoever it cost ...
... pray you . Mit . What is he ? Cor . A tame rook , you'll take him presently ; list . Sog . Nay , look you , Carlo ; this is my humour now ! I have land and money , my friends left me well , and I will be a gentleman whatsoever it cost ...
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... pray you , and thank you , and think on you . Cor . Is this not purely good ? Maci . S'blood , why should such a prick - ear'd hind as this Be rich , ha ? a fool ! such a transparent gull That may be seen through ! wherefore should he ...
... pray you , and thank you , and think on you . Cor . Is this not purely good ? Maci . S'blood , why should such a prick - ear'd hind as this Be rich , ha ? a fool ! such a transparent gull That may be seen through ! wherefore should he ...
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