The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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398. lappuse
... Tibullus , shall be spoken . dead ; but it seems strange that the editor of his poems , who might be Chapman , should print this under his name , especially as it is followed by that before us ; which Jonson probably re- claimed when he ...
... Tibullus , shall be spoken . dead ; but it seems strange that the editor of his poems , who might be Chapman , should print this under his name , especially as it is followed by that before us ; which Jonson probably re- claimed when he ...
402. lappuse
... Tibullus and Propertius . But these are gentle- men of means and revenues now . Thou art a younger brother , and hast nothing but thy bare exhibition ; which I protest shall be bare indeed , if thou forsake not these unprofitable by ...
... Tibullus and Propertius . But these are gentle- men of means and revenues now . Thou art a younger brother , and hast nothing but thy bare exhibition ; which I protest shall be bare indeed , if thou forsake not these unprofitable by ...
410. lappuse
... TIBULLUS . Tib . Good morrow , lawyer . ' Ovid . Good morrow , dear Tibullus ; welcome : sit down . Tib . Not I. What , so hard at it ? Let's see , what's here ? Numa in decimo nono ! Nay , I will see it- Ovid . Prithee away-- Tib . If ...
... TIBULLUS . Tib . Good morrow , lawyer . ' Ovid . Good morrow , dear Tibullus ; welcome : sit down . Tib . Not I. What , so hard at it ? Let's see , what's here ? Numa in decimo nono ! Nay , I will see it- Ovid . Prithee away-- Tib . If ...
411. lappuse
... Tibullus , I'm not now in case . Pray let me alone . Tib . How ! not in case ? ' Slight , thou'rt in too much case , by all this law . Ovid . Troth , if I live , I will new dress the law In sprightly Poesy's habiliments . Tib . The hell ...
... Tibullus , I'm not now in case . Pray let me alone . Tib . How ! not in case ? ' Slight , thou'rt in too much case , by all this law . Ovid . Troth , if I live , I will new dress the law In sprightly Poesy's habiliments . Tib . The hell ...
412. lappuse
... Tibullus , Let us not blame him ; for against such chances The heartiest strife of virtue is not proof . We may read constancy and fortitude To other souls ; but had ourselves been struck With the like planet , had our loves , like 412 ...
... Tibullus , Let us not blame him ; for against such chances The heartiest strife of virtue is not proof . We may read constancy and fortitude To other souls ; but had ourselves been struck With the like planet , had our loves , like 412 ...
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