The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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41. lappuse
... ] This was the age of projects and monopolies ; and the prevailing humour is not unseasonably ridiculed by the poet . ' Tis probable , that a design Whereof the crown's to have a moiety , If it THE DEVIL IS AN ASS . 41.
... ] This was the age of projects and monopolies ; and the prevailing humour is not unseasonably ridiculed by the poet . ' Tis probable , that a design Whereof the crown's to have a moiety , If it THE DEVIL IS AN ASS . 41.
42. lappuse
... poets , that they spared no efforts to guard the public against them . Had not the scandalous rapacity of the courtiers ... poet , who never loses sight of verisimilitude , is somewhat modest in his cata- logue of projects ; but his ...
... poets , that they spared no efforts to guard the public against them . Had not the scandalous rapacity of the courtiers ... poet , who never loses sight of verisimilitude , is somewhat modest in his cata- logue of projects ; but his ...
59. lappuse
... poet from the commen . tators on Shakspeare . Malone and Steevens , in particular , are never weary of recurring to it with spiteful triumph . " In the Devil's an Ass , ( says the former ) , all Shakspeare's historical plays are ...
... poet from the commen . tators on Shakspeare . Malone and Steevens , in particular , are never weary of recurring to it with spiteful triumph . " In the Devil's an Ass , ( says the former ) , all Shakspeare's historical plays are ...
60. lappuse
... poet who introduced dramas , formed on the Chronicles , but this is an undoubted error . Every one of the subjects on which he constructed his historical plays , appears to have been brought upon the scene before his time . " And yet ...
... poet who introduced dramas , formed on the Chronicles , but this is an undoubted error . Every one of the subjects on which he constructed his historical plays , appears to have been brought upon the scene before his time . " And yet ...
66. lappuse
... poet's time , permitted by ladies , who would have started at being told that they had forgone all pretensions to delicacy . I am half inclined to think that , when Hotspur tells his lady it is no time " To toy with mammets , or to tilt ...
... poet's time , permitted by ladies , who would have started at being told that they had forgone all pretensions to delicacy . I am half inclined to think that , when Hotspur tells his lady it is no time " To toy with mammets , or to tilt ...
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