The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... knight , Were he well known , would be a precious thing To fit our English stage : he that should write But such a fellow , should be thought to feign Extremely , if not maliciously . Sir P. Stone dead ! [ Aside . Per . Dead . - Lord ...
... knight , Were he well known , would be a precious thing To fit our English stage : he that should write But such a fellow , should be thought to feign Extremely , if not maliciously . Sir P. Stone dead ! [ Aside . Per . Dead . - Lord ...
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... knight , I may not lose him , for my mirth , till night . SCENE II . A Room in Volpone's House . Enter VOLPONE and Mosca . Volp . O , I am wounded ! Mos . Where , sir ? Volp . Not without ; [ Exeunt . Those blows were nothing : I could ...
... knight , I may not lose him , for my mirth , till night . SCENE II . A Room in Volpone's House . Enter VOLPONE and Mosca . Volp . O , I am wounded ! Mos . Where , sir ? Volp . Not without ; [ Exeunt . Those blows were nothing : I could ...
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... knight , Where you would little think it.— The Cock - pit comes not near it . ] The Cock - pit ! Had Jonson forgot that he was now in Venice ? -But , perhaps , he saw no impropriety in giving this name to a theatre there . The Cock- pit ...
... knight , Where you would little think it.— The Cock - pit comes not near it . ] The Cock - pit ! Had Jonson forgot that he was now in Venice ? -But , perhaps , he saw no impropriety in giving this name to a theatre there . The Cock- pit ...
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... Knight . Milton applies this epithet ( sun - bright ) to the chariot of Satan , and is complimented for it by one of his editors , as having " beautifully improved " the light - bright of old Joshua Sylvester ! Milton has a thousand ...
... Knight . Milton applies this epithet ( sun - bright ) to the chariot of Satan , and is complimented for it by one of his editors , as having " beautifully improved " the light - bright of old Joshua Sylvester ! Milton has a thousand ...
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... knight be , trow ? sure he's housed . Nan . Why , then he's fast . Lady P. Ay , he plays both with me . ' I pray you stay . This heat will do more harm To my complexion , than his heart is worth . phrastus ; and if superstition were not ...
... knight be , trow ? sure he's housed . Nan . Why , then he's fast . Lady P. Ay , he plays both with me . ' I pray you stay . This heat will do more harm To my complexion , than his heart is worth . phrastus ; and if superstition were not ...
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