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 92.
140. lappuse
... poet's favourite ; and there is no reason to dispute his authority . The number of writers whom Jonson has con- sulted , and the industry and care with which he has extracted from them every circumstance conducive to the elucidation of ...
... poet's favourite ; and there is no reason to dispute his authority . The number of writers whom Jonson has con- sulted , and the industry and care with which he has extracted from them every circumstance conducive to the elucidation of ...
144. lappuse
... poet . " If this should be Decker , as I almost fear it is , the conjecture above would be con- siderably strengthened . The conclusion of Sir John's epigram runs thus : " He first taught him which keeps the Monu- ments At Westminster ...
... poet . " If this should be Decker , as I almost fear it is , the conjecture above would be con- siderably strengthened . The conclusion of Sir John's epigram runs thus : " He first taught him which keeps the Monu- ments At Westminster ...
384. lappuse
... poet . He could have haled in The drunkards and the noises of the Inn In his last act ; if he had thought it fit To vent you vapours in the place of wit : But better ' twas that they should sleep , or spue , Than in the scene to offend ...
... poet . He could have haled in The drunkards and the noises of the Inn In his last act ; if he had thought it fit To vent you vapours in the place of wit : But better ' twas that they should sleep , or spue , Than in the scene to offend ...
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