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 97.
71. lappuse
... speak . Afer . Would you have more ? Sil . No , my well - spoken man , I would no more ; Nor less might I enjoy it natural , Not taught to speak unto your present ends , Free from thine , his , and all your unkind hand- ling , Furious ...
... speak . Afer . Would you have more ? Sil . No , my well - spoken man , I would no more ; Nor less might I enjoy it natural , Not taught to speak unto your present ends , Free from thine , his , and all your unkind hand- ling , Furious ...
74. lappuse
... speak no more . Var . Note but his spirit . Afer . This shews him in the rest . Lat . Let him be censured . Sej . He hath spoke enough to prove him Cæ- sar's foe . Cot . His thoughts look through his words . Sej . A censure . Sil . Stay ...
... speak no more . Var . Note but his spirit . Afer . This shews him in the rest . Lat . Let him be censured . Sej . He hath spoke enough to prove him Cæ- sar's foe . Cot . His thoughts look through his words . Sej . A censure . Sil . Stay ...
79. lappuse
... speak it , whether done with more Temper , or wisdom ; for such obloquies 4 To Cicero's book , where Cato was heav'd up Equal with heaven , what else did Cæsar answer , & c . ] Cicero published an essay upon the character of Cato ; and ...
... speak it , whether done with more Temper , or wisdom ; for such obloquies 4 To Cicero's book , where Cato was heav'd up Equal with heaven , what else did Cæsar answer , & c . ] Cicero published an essay upon the character of Cato ; and ...
85. lappuse
... speak . Only , thus much Believe , our loved Sejanus , we not know That height in blood or honour , which thy virtue And mind to us , may not aspire with merit . And this we'll publish , on all watch'd occasion The senate or the people ...
... speak . Only , thus much Believe , our loved Sejanus , we not know That height in blood or honour , which thy virtue And mind to us , may not aspire with merit . And this we'll publish , on all watch'd occasion The senate or the people ...
93. lappuse
... speak , treason : To do me least observance , is call'd faction . You are unhappy in me , and I in all . Where are my sons , Nero and Drusus ? We Are they be shot at ; let us fall apart ; Not in our ruins , sepulchre our friends . Or ...
... speak , treason : To do me least observance , is call'd faction . You are unhappy in me , and I in all . Where are my sons , Nero and Drusus ? We Are they be shot at ; let us fall apart ; Not in our ruins , sepulchre our friends . Or ...
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