The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 1. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 - 588 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 81.
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... thou wouldst choose . ' Tis friendly folly , thou may'st thank , and blame , To praise a book , whose forehead bears thy name . Then JONSON , only this ( among the rest , ) I , ever , have observed , thy last work's best : Pace , gently ...
... thou wouldst choose . ' Tis friendly folly , thou may'st thank , and blame , To praise a book , whose forehead bears thy name . Then JONSON , only this ( among the rest , ) I , ever , have observed , thy last work's best : Pace , gently ...
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... Thou must let me have six - six drachms , I mean , old boy : thou shalt do it ; I tell thee , old boy , thou shalt , and in private too , dost thou see ? -Go , walk off : [ to the Boy ] -There , there . Six is the sum . Thy son's a ...
... Thou must let me have six - six drachms , I mean , old boy : thou shalt do it ; I tell thee , old boy , thou shalt , and in private too , dost thou see ? -Go , walk off : [ to the Boy ] -There , there . Six is the sum . Thy son's a ...
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... thou art not angry , rascal , art thou ? Lict . I cannot tell , sir ; I am little better upon these terms . Tuc . Ha , gods and fiends ! why , dost hear , rogue thou ? give me thy hand ; I say unto thee , thy hand , rogue . What , dost not ...
... thou art not angry , rascal , art thou ? Lict . I cannot tell , sir ; I am little better upon these terms . Tuc . Ha , gods and fiends ! why , dost hear , rogue thou ? give me thy hand ; I say unto thee , thy hand , rogue . What , dost not ...
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PROOFS OF JONSONS MALIGNITY | lxxxi |
CHARACTERS OF JONSON | xcv |
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