The Works of Ben Jonson with Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical MemoirChatto and Windus, 1885 |
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... expression , but without success . It is somewhat strange that this dis- tinguished critic should be ignorant of so common a term . A gold - end - man is one who buys broken pieces of gold and silver , an itinerant jeweller . In the ...
... expression , but without success . It is somewhat strange that this dis- tinguished critic should be ignorant of so common a term . A gold - end - man is one who buys broken pieces of gold and silver , an itinerant jeweller . In the ...
66. lappuse
... expression in the Tale of a Shakspeare : " It is the very error of the moon : She comes more near the earth than she was wont , And makes men mad . " 2 By the fat knight and the lean gentleman . ] i.e. , by Mammon and Surly : yet Surly ...
... expression in the Tale of a Shakspeare : " It is the very error of the moon : She comes more near the earth than she was wont , And makes men mad . " 2 By the fat knight and the lean gentleman . ] i.e. , by Mammon and Surly : yet Surly ...
213. lappuse
... expression of sarcastic merriment at the absurd petition of Pug , with which Satan makes his first appear- ance . * Or some good ribibe . ] Bawd , or mistress of a brothel . " This Sompnour , wayting evir on his pray , Rode to summon an ...
... expression of sarcastic merriment at the absurd petition of Pug , with which Satan makes his first appear- ance . * Or some good ribibe . ] Bawd , or mistress of a brothel . " This Sompnour , wayting evir on his pray , Rode to summon an ...
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