The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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6.–10. rezultāts no 52.
81. lappuse
... Appears the senate's brainless diligence , Who think they can , with present power , ex- tinguish The memory of all succeeding times ! Sab . ' Tis true ; when , contrary , the punishment Of wit , doth make the authority increase . Nor ...
... Appears the senate's brainless diligence , Who think they can , with present power , ex- tinguish The memory of all succeeding times ! Sab . ' Tis true ; when , contrary , the punishment Of wit , doth make the authority increase . Nor ...
87. lappuse
... appear Doubt ; or , what less becomes a prince , low fear . Yet doubt hath law , and fears have their excuse , Where princes ' states plead necessary use ; As ours doth now : more in Sejanus ' pride , Than all fell Agrippina's hates ...
... appear Doubt ; or , what less becomes a prince , low fear . Yet doubt hath law , and fears have their excuse , Where princes ' states plead necessary use ; As ours doth now : more in Sejanus ' pride , Than all fell Agrippina's hates ...
116. lappuse
... appear'd ; but croking ravens Flagg'd up and down , and from the sacrifice Flew to the prison , where they sat all night , Beating the air with their obstreperous beaks ! I dare not counsel , but I could entreat , That great Sejanus ...
... appear'd ; but croking ravens Flagg'd up and down , and from the sacrifice Flew to the prison , where they sat all night , Beating the air with their obstreperous beaks ! I dare not counsel , but I could entreat , That great Sejanus ...
130. lappuse
... appears to have been diffident of the reception it might meet with , or whether the license he had taken would be approved by custom . For he refers us in the margin of the quarto , to the author of whom he borrowed it . WHAL . I have ...
... appears to have been diffident of the reception it might meet with , or whether the license he had taken would be approved by custom . For he refers us in the margin of the quarto , to the author of whom he borrowed it . WHAL . I have ...
145. lappuse
... appear farther cause --- or of farther proceeding , either to seizure of lands , goods , or more -- it is not our power that shall limit your authority , or our favour that must corrupt your justice : either were dishonourable in you ...
... appear farther cause --- or of farther proceeding , either to seizure of lands , goods , or more -- it is not our power that shall limit your authority , or our favour that must corrupt your justice : either were dishonourable in you ...
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