 | Henry Fielding - 1766 - 356 páginas
...alias puppet, which we behold on the ftage ; but he himielf wifely keeps out of fight ; for fhould he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end....Not that any one is ignorant of his being there, or fuppofes that the puppets are not mere flicks of wood, and he himfelf the fole mover ; but as this... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1771 - 362 páginas
...alias puppet, which we behold on the ftage ; but he himfelf wifely keeps out of light ; for fhould he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end....Not that any one is ignorant of his being there, or fuppofes that the puppets are not mere flicks of wood, and he Irrmfelf the fole mover; but as this... | |
 | Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy - 1806 - 480 páginas
...whatever other potentate, alias puppet, which we behold on the stage ; but he himself wisely keeps out of sight ; for should he once appear, the whole...mere sticks of wood, and he himself the sole mover j but as this (though every one knows it) doth not appear visibly, ie to their eyes, no one is ashamed... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1840 - 416 páginas
...whatever other potentate, alias puppet, which we behold on the stage ; but he himself wisely keeps out of sight ; for should he once appear, the whole...puppets are not mere sticks of wood, and he himself the s sole mover ; but as this (though every one knows it) doth not appear visibly, ie to their eyes, no... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1857 - 518 páginas
...whatever other potentate, alias puppet, which we behold on the stage ; but he himself wisely keeps out of sight ; for should he once appear, the whole...ignorant of his being there, or supposes that the puppets arc not mere sticks of wood, and he himself the sole mover; but as this (though every one knows it)... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1867 - 532 páginas
...Son, iii. 465 (Fielding, in his Jonathan Wild, says that the master of a puppet-show " wisely keeps out of sight ; for should he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end." Book iii. ch. xi.). motion, a puppet : a motion ungenerative, i. 486 (So in Swift's Ode to Sir William... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1867 - 532 páginas
...Son, iii. 465 (Fielding, in his Jonathan Wild, says that the master of a puppet-show " wisely keeps out of sight ; for should he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end." Book iii. ch. xi.). 282 MOTION— MOUSE. motion, a puppet : a motion ungenerative, i. 486 (So in Swift's... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1880 - 302 páginas
...as late as Fielding's time. In his Jonathan Wild, he says the master of a puppetshow " wisely keeps out of sight ; for, should he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end." — Compass'd is obtained. 22 Prig was another cant phrase for the order of thieves. Harman, in his... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1880 - 574 páginas
...as late as Fielding's time. In his Jonathan Wild, he says the master of a puppetshow " wisely keeps out of sight ; for, should he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end." — Compass 'd is obtained. 22 Prig was another cant phrase for the order of thieves. Harman, in his... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1881 - 304 páginas
...as late as Fielding's time. In his Jonathan Wild, he says the master of a puppetshow " wisely keeps out of sight ; for, should he once appear, the whole motion would be at an end." — Composed is obtained. 22 Prig was another cant phrase for the order of thieves. Harman, in his... | |
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... say and do. To say the truth, a puppet-show will illustrate our meaning better, where it is the master of the show (the great man) who dances and moves everything, whether it be the king of Muscovy or whatever other potentate alias puppet which we... 
