The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... Hear ! Tib . For my self I know my weakness , and so little covet , Like some gone past , the weight that will oppress me , As my ambition is the counter - point . Arr . Finely maintained ; good still ! Sej . But Rome , whose blood ...
... Hear ! Tib . For my self I know my weakness , and so little covet , Like some gone past , the weight that will oppress me , As my ambition is the counter - point . Arr . Finely maintained ; good still ! Sej . But Rome , whose blood ...
78. lappuse
... hear him answer . Silence ! Cor . So innocent I am of fact , my lords , As but my words are argued : yet those words Not reaching either prince or prince's parent ; The which your law of treason comprehends . Brutus and Cassius I am ...
... hear him answer . Silence ! Cor . So innocent I am of fact , my lords , As but my words are argued : yet those words Not reaching either prince or prince's parent ; The which your law of treason comprehends . Brutus and Cassius I am ...
90. lappuse
... hear By trusted messengers . If ' t be enquired , Wherefore we call'd you , say you have in charge To see our chariots ready , and our horse . Be still our loved and , shortly , honour'd Macro . [ Exit . Mac . I will not ask , why Cæsar ...
... hear By trusted messengers . If ' t be enquired , Wherefore we call'd you , say you have in charge To see our chariots ready , and our horse . Be still our loved and , shortly , honour'd Macro . [ Exit . Mac . I will not ask , why Cæsar ...
93. lappuse
... hear Sejanus is come back from Cæsar ? Gal . No. How ? disgraced ? Dru . More graced now than ever . Gal . By what mischance ? Cal . A fortune like enough Once to be bad . Dru . But turn'd too good to both . Gal . What was't ? P Afer ...
... hear Sejanus is come back from Cæsar ? Gal . No. How ? disgraced ? Dru . More graced now than ever . Gal . By what mischance ? Cal . A fortune like enough Once to be bad . Dru . But turn'd too good to both . Gal . What was't ? P Afer ...
96. lappuse
... hear them come . Ops . Shift to our holes with silence . [ They retire . Re - enter LATIARIS with SABINUS . Lat . It is a noble constancy you shew To this afflicted house ; that not like others , u Eoque apud bonos laudatus , et gravis ...
... hear them come . Ops . Shift to our holes with silence . [ They retire . Re - enter LATIARIS with SABINUS . Lat . It is a noble constancy you shew To this afflicted house ; that not like others , u Eoque apud bonos laudatus , et gravis ...
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