BEN JONSON1925 |
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... scorn for its ruling motives ; it perhaps impressed him also, anew, with the wealth, in dramatic material of this kind, of the records of imperial Rome, still unexplored and unexploited by his dramatic contemporaries. Among Roman ...
... scorn for its ruling motives ; it perhaps impressed him also, anew, with the wealth, in dramatic material of this kind, of the records of imperial Rome, still unexplored and unexploited by his dramatic contemporaries. Among Roman ...
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... scorn for shams, working here always near the verge of allegory, and crossing it often in great headstrong lunges and gasconnades, had wreaked itself at parting on this bevy of futile pretenders by exposing them as the hollow phantoms ...
... scorn for shams, working here always near the verge of allegory, and crossing it often in great headstrong lunges and gasconnades, had wreaked itself at parting on this bevy of futile pretenders by exposing them as the hollow phantoms ...
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... scorn of scorn ' : Wretched and foolish Jealousic, How cam'st thou thus to enter me? I ne're was of thy kind : . . . I wish the Sun should shine On all metis Fruit, and Flowers, as well as mine. ' The Dream ' (xi) touches a yet rarer ...
... scorn of scorn ' : Wretched and foolish Jealousic, How cam'st thou thus to enter me? I ne're was of thy kind : . . . I wish the Sun should shine On all metis Fruit, and Flowers, as well as mine. ' The Dream ' (xi) touches a yet rarer ...
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Brunos Candelaio | 109 |
Lantern Leatherhead and Inigo | 146 |
The New Inn and Fletchers | 198 |
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