The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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27. lappuse
... play to Lord Aubigny , " the malice of the people , and begot itself a greater favor than the subject of it lost , the love of good men . " " Sejanus " was ushered into the world by several commendatory poems , to which Jonson refers ...
... play to Lord Aubigny , " the malice of the people , and begot itself a greater favor than the subject of it lost , the love of good men . " " Sejanus " was ushered into the world by several commendatory poems , to which Jonson refers ...
544. lappuse
Ben Jonson. EPILOGUE . ANOTHER EPilogue theRE WAS , MADE FOR THE PLAY , IN THE POET'S DEFENCE . BUT THE PLAY LIVED NOT , IN OPINION , TO HAVE IT SPOKEN . THE JUST INDIGNATION THE AUTHOR TOOK AT THE VULGAR CENSURE OF HIS PLAY , BY SOME ...
Ben Jonson. EPILOGUE . ANOTHER EPilogue theRE WAS , MADE FOR THE PLAY , IN THE POET'S DEFENCE . BUT THE PLAY LIVED NOT , IN OPINION , TO HAVE IT SPOKEN . THE JUST INDIGNATION THE AUTHOR TOOK AT THE VULGAR CENSURE OF HIS PLAY , BY SOME ...
627. lappuse
... play a whit , Jun . That's all one ; no more could you in statu quo prius . Martino play with him ; every man has his beginning and conduction . Mart . Will you not hurt me , fellow Onion ? Oni . Hurt thee ! no ; an I do , put me among ...
... play a whit , Jun . That's all one ; no more could you in statu quo prius . Martino play with him ; every man has his beginning and conduction . Mart . Will you not hurt me , fellow Onion ? Oni . Hurt thee ! no ; an I do , put me among ...
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EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
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