The Plays of William Shakespeare ...: With the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, Volume 15C. and A. Conrad & Company, 1809 |
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... Ben Jonson , and John Marston , 1605 , is a fling at the hero of this tragedy . A footman named Hamlet enters , and a tankard - bearer asks him - " ' Sfoote , Hamlet , are you mad ? " The frequent allusions of contemporary authors to ...
... Ben Jonson , and John Marston , 1605 , is a fling at the hero of this tragedy . A footman named Hamlet enters , and a tankard - bearer asks him - " ' Sfoote , Hamlet , are you mad ? " The frequent allusions of contemporary authors to ...
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... Johnson . 7- -jump at this dead hour , ] So , the 4to . 1604. The folio -just . Steevens . The correction was probably made by the author . Johnson . Jump and just were synonymous in the time of Shakspeare . Ben Jonson speaks of verses ...
... Johnson . 7- -jump at this dead hour , ] So , the 4to . 1604. The folio -just . Steevens . The correction was probably made by the author . Johnson . Jump and just were synonymous in the time of Shakspeare . Ben Jonson speaks of verses ...
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... Ben Jonson uses the word in his Volpone , and in the same sense : " Forth the resolved corners of his eyes . " Again , in The Country Girl , 1647 : 66 my swoln grief , resolved in these tears . " Pope has employed the same word in his ...
... Ben Jonson uses the word in his Volpone , and in the same sense : " Forth the resolved corners of his eyes . " Again , in The Country Girl , 1647 : 66 my swoln grief , resolved in these tears . " Pope has employed the same word in his ...
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... Johnson . Dearest is most immediate , consequential , important . So , in Ro- meo and Juliet : 166 - a ring that I ... Ben Jonson has borrowed it in his Masque called Love's Triumph through Callipolis : " As only by the mind's eye may ...
... Johnson . Dearest is most immediate , consequential , important . So , in Ro- meo and Juliet : 166 - a ring that I ... Ben Jonson has borrowed it in his Masque called Love's Triumph through Callipolis : " As only by the mind's eye may ...
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... Ben Jonson's Poetaster , 1601 : " If he pen for thee once , thou shalt not need to travell , with thy pumps full of gravell , any more , after a blinde jade and a hamper , and stalk upon boords and barrel - heads to an old crackt ...
... Ben Jonson's Poetaster , 1601 : " If he pen for thee once , thou shalt not need to travell , with thy pumps full of gravell , any more , after a blinde jade and a hamper , and stalk upon boords and barrel - heads to an old crackt ...
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