The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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39. lappuse
... stand you off ? at gaze ? It looks too full of death for thy cold spirits . Avoid mine eye , dull camel , or my sword Shall make thy bravery fitter for a grave , Than for a triumph . I'll advance a statue O ' your own bulk ; but ' t ...
... stand you off ? at gaze ? It looks too full of death for thy cold spirits . Avoid mine eye , dull camel , or my sword Shall make thy bravery fitter for a grave , Than for a triumph . I'll advance a statue O ' your own bulk ; but ' t ...
43. lappuse
... stand far off To gaze at your high prudence , shall admire , And reckon it an act without your sex : ' • An act without your sex . ] i . e . an act beyond the weakness or fears of your sex . WHAL . i Ex qua tres liberos genuerat , ne ...
... stand far off To gaze at your high prudence , shall admire , And reckon it an act without your sex : ' • An act without your sex . ] i . e . an act beyond the weakness or fears of your sex . WHAL . i Ex qua tres liberos genuerat , ne ...
50. lappuse
... stand by ; Not their own issue ; but so darkly set As shadows are in picture , to give height And lustre to themselves . Tib . We will command2 Their rank thoughts down , and with a stricter hand Than we have yet put forth ; their ...
... stand by ; Not their own issue ; but so darkly set As shadows are in picture , to give height And lustre to themselves . Tib . We will command2 Their rank thoughts down , and with a stricter hand Than we have yet put forth ; their ...
52. lappuse
... stand aloof , and give more way To our surprising of the principal . Tib . But what , d Sabinus ? Sej . Let him grow a while , His fate is not yet ripe : we must not pluck At all together , lest we catch ourselves . And there's ...
... stand aloof , and give more way To our surprising of the principal . Tib . But what , d Sabinus ? Sej . Let him grow a while , His fate is not yet ripe : we must not pluck At all together , lest we catch ourselves . And there's ...
63. lappuse
... Stand . Silius , forbear thy place . Sen. How ! Præ . Silius stand forth , The consul hath to charge thee . Lic . Room for Cæsar . Arr . Is he come too ! nay then expect a trick . Sab . Silius accused ! sure he will answer nobly . Enter ...
... Stand . Silius , forbear thy place . Sen. How ! Præ . Silius stand forth , The consul hath to charge thee . Lic . Room for Cæsar . Arr . Is he come too ! nay then expect a trick . Sab . Silius accused ! sure he will answer nobly . Enter ...
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