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 85.
139. lappuse
... things . ] The name of things is equivalent to the things themselves . The spirit of this speech is truly noble , the images of sublimity and horror it abounds with are drawn with a happy mixture of poetry and judgment , and disposed ...
... things . ] The name of things is equivalent to the things themselves . The spirit of this speech is truly noble , the images of sublimity and horror it abounds with are drawn with a happy mixture of poetry and judgment , and disposed ...
374. lappuse
... things true valour's exercised about Are poverty , restraint , captivity , Banishment , loss of children , long disease : The least is death . Here valour is beheld , Properly seen ; about these it is present : Not trivial things ...
... things true valour's exercised about Are poverty , restraint , captivity , Banishment , loss of children , long disease : The least is death . Here valour is beheld , Properly seen ; about these it is present : Not trivial things ...
386. lappuse
... things require A genius , and fire , Not kindled heretofore by others ' pains ; As oft you've wanted brains And art to strike the white , As you have levelled right : Yet if men vouch not things apocryphal , You bellow , rave , and ...
... things require A genius , and fire , Not kindled heretofore by others ' pains ; As oft you've wanted brains And art to strike the white , As you have levelled right : Yet if men vouch not things apocryphal , You bellow , rave , and ...
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