The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 68.
18. lappuse
... Observe what I present , and liberally Speak your opinions upon every scene , As it shall pass the view of these spectators . Nay , now y'are tedious , sirs ; for shame begin . And , Mitis , note me ; if in all this front You can espy a ...
... Observe what I present , and liberally Speak your opinions upon every scene , As it shall pass the view of these spectators . Nay , now y'are tedious , sirs ; for shame begin . And , Mitis , note me ; if in all this front You can espy a ...
19. lappuse
... observe them , Asper ? Asp . O , Iwould know ' em ; for in such assemblies They are more infectious than the pestilence : And therefore I would give them pills to purge , And make them fit for fair societies . How monstrous and detested ...
... observe them , Asper ? Asp . O , Iwould know ' em ; for in such assemblies They are more infectious than the pestilence : And therefore I would give them pills to purge , And make them fit for fair societies . How monstrous and detested ...
22. lappuse
... observe all the laws of comedy in it ? Cor . What laws mean you ? Mit . Why , the equal division of it into acts and scenes , according to the Terentian manner ; his true number of actors ; the furnishing of the scene with Grex or ...
... observe all the laws of comedy in it ? Cor . What laws mean you ? Mit . Why , the equal division of it into acts and scenes , according to the Terentian manner ; his true number of actors ; the furnishing of the scene with Grex or ...
27. lappuse
... Observe these : he'll appear himself anon . Mit . O , this is your envious man , Macilente , I think . Cor . The same , sir . ACT I. SCENE I. The Country . Enter MACILENTE , with a book . Maci . Viri est , fortunæ cæcitatem facilè ferre ...
... Observe these : he'll appear himself anon . Mit . O , this is your envious man , Macilente , I think . Cor . The same , sir . ACT I. SCENE I. The Country . Enter MACILENTE , with a book . Maci . Viri est , fortunæ cæcitatem facilè ferre ...
30. lappuse
... observe all the rare qualities , humours , and compliments ' of a gentleman . Sog . I know it , signior , and if you please to instruct , I am not too good to learn , I'll assure you . Car . Enough , sir . - I'll make admirable use in ...
... observe all the rare qualities , humours , and compliments ' of a gentleman . Sog . I know it , signior , and if you please to instruct , I am not too good to learn , I'll assure you . Car . Enough , sir . - I'll make admirable use in ...
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