The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, Τόμος 2G. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... faith this humour will come ill to some , You will be thought to be too peremptory . Asp . This humour ? good ! and why this humour , Mitis ? Nay , do not turn , but answer . Mit . Answer , what ? Asp . I will not stir your patience ...
... faith this humour will come ill to some , You will be thought to be too peremptory . Asp . This humour ? good ! and why this humour , Mitis ? Nay , do not turn , but answer . Mit . Answer , what ? Asp . I will not stir your patience ...
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... Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I alludes to the custom then in vogue , of men wearing rings and jewels in their ears . So Marston : " Give me those jewels of 66 your ears , to receive my inforced duty . " And Beaumont ...
... Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I alludes to the custom then in vogue , of men wearing rings and jewels in their ears . So Marston : " Give me those jewels of 66 your ears , to receive my inforced duty . " And Beaumont ...
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... faith . Prol . Marry , with all my heart , sir , you shall do it yet , and I thank you . Cor . Nay , nay , stay , stay ; hear you ? [ going . Prol . You could not have studied to have done me a greater benefit at the instant ; for I ...
... faith . Prol . Marry , with all my heart , sir , you shall do it yet , and I thank you . Cor . Nay , nay , stay , stay ; hear you ? [ going . Prol . You could not have studied to have done me a greater benefit at the instant ; for I ...
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... Faith , if the time will suffer his description , I'll give it you . He is one , the author calls him 66 This ( Canary ) is that our poet calls Castalian liquor , & c , ] The poet , the critics say , here draws his own picture . Not so ...
... Faith , if the time will suffer his description , I'll give it you . He is one , the author calls him 66 This ( Canary ) is that our poet calls Castalian liquor , & c , ] The poet , the critics say , here draws his own picture . Not so ...
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... faith , and have a most prodigious coat . Mac . Torment and death ! break head and brain at once , To be deliver'd of your fighting issue . Who can indure to see blind fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod ...
... faith , and have a most prodigious coat . Mac . Torment and death ! break head and brain at once , To be deliver'd of your fighting issue . Who can indure to see blind fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod ...
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