The Works of Ben Jonson with Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical MemoirChatto and Windus, 1885 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 90.
59. lappuse
... common in our old dramatists , and enough and more than enough has been written upon it to Ettle purpose . A thick and heady kind of beer , the common beverage of the Low Countries , was much drank in England about this time ; and ...
... common in our old dramatists , and enough and more than enough has been written upon it to Ettle purpose . A thick and heady kind of beer , the common beverage of the Low Countries , was much drank in England about this time ; and ...
212. lappuse
... common at that period to all the theatres - namely , that of crowding the stage with stools for the accommodation of the spec- tators , who were thus admitted into the court , yea , even to the very throne of King Cambyses . " 2 Worn in ...
... common at that period to all the theatres - namely , that of crowding the stage with stools for the accommodation of the spec- tators , who were thus admitted into the court , yea , even to the very throne of King Cambyses . " 2 Worn in ...
519. lappuse
... common writer . And again : true height of such an honourable solemnity- the miserable want of both which in the impu dent common writer " ( so marked in the origi- nal ) , " hath often forced from me much pity and sorrow . ' There is ...
... common writer . And again : true height of such an honourable solemnity- the miserable want of both which in the impu dent common writer " ( so marked in the origi- nal ) , " hath often forced from me much pity and sorrow . ' There is ...
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