BEN JONSON1925 |
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... satire, in the play as originally performed, struck home, that Jonson at the king's request softened or effaced the personal point, real or apparent, and that this revised version is represented by the printed text. The precise ground ...
... satire, in the play as originally performed, struck home, that Jonson at the king's request softened or effaced the personal point, real or apparent, and that this revised version is represented by the printed text. The precise ground ...
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... satire upon the pretenders to abstruse knowledge or superhuman powers. The Brethren of the Rosy Cross, who had become notorious about 1618, and had been already glanced at in the Neivs from the New World, are not actually brought upon ...
... satire upon the pretenders to abstruse knowledge or superhuman powers. The Brethren of the Rosy Cross, who had become notorious about 1618, and had been already glanced at in the Neivs from the New World, are not actually brought upon ...
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Satire, as the previous decade had been, in non-dramatic verse, the day of the Sonnet. Lodge and Hall had laid hold of the authoritative weapon of Juvenal and Horace, neglected, strangely enough, until then. Jonson himself had put ...
Satire, as the previous decade had been, in non-dramatic verse, the day of the Sonnet. Lodge and Hall had laid hold of the authoritative weapon of Juvenal and Horace, neglected, strangely enough, until then. Jonson himself had put ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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