The Works of Ben Jonson, 2. sējumsGeorge Routledge and Sons, 1879 - 819 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 76.
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... cause , as is universally supposed , persecution only served to increase his zeal ; for he entered , some time afterwards , into holy orders , and became , as Antony Wood informs us , " a grave minister of the gospel . " Jonson was a ...
... cause , as is universally supposed , persecution only served to increase his zeal ; for he entered , some time afterwards , into holy orders , and became , as Antony Wood informs us , " a grave minister of the gospel . " Jonson was a ...
13. lappuse
... cause . Such conversions were among the daily occurrences of the time ; even among those who had more years than Jonson , and far more skill in controversy than he could possibly have . His own account of the matter is very concise . He ...
... cause . Such conversions were among the daily occurrences of the time ; even among those who had more years than Jonson , and far more skill in controversy than he could possibly have . His own account of the matter is very concise . He ...
47. lappuse
... cause to any good man of grief ; and if to any ill , by touching at any general vice , it hath always been with a regard and sparing of particular persons . I may be otherwise reported ; but if all that be accused should be presently ...
... cause to any good man of grief ; and if to any ill , by touching at any general vice , it hath always been with a regard and sparing of particular persons . I may be otherwise reported ; but if all that be accused should be presently ...
52. lappuse
... cause to be paide vnto the said Benjamin Johnson , or his assignes , the said annuitie or yearly pension of one hundred pounds of lawful money of England according to our pleasure before expressed : and also from time to time to give ...
... cause to be paide vnto the said Benjamin Johnson , or his assignes , the said annuitie or yearly pension of one hundred pounds of lawful money of England according to our pleasure before expressed : and also from time to time to give ...
66. lappuse
... cause it may have arisen , ( Mr. Malone says , ) dramatic poetry , a little before Shakspeare appeared , certainly assumed a better , though still an exceptionable form . " The cause is sufficiently apparent in the education which Peele ...
... cause it may have arisen , ( Mr. Malone says , ) dramatic poetry , a little before Shakspeare appeared , certainly assumed a better , though still an exceptionable form . " The cause is sufficiently apparent in the education which Peele ...
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