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... Jonson represents his " wise justice of the peace meditant " in Bartholomew Fair he indulged in similar character - drawing . The corrupt judge of an earlier date was a more serious matter . I should not have dwelt upon this , were it ...
... Jonson represents his " wise justice of the peace meditant " in Bartholomew Fair he indulged in similar character - drawing . The corrupt judge of an earlier date was a more serious matter . I should not have dwelt upon this , were it ...
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... does not in the least involve the necessity of a whole personage , like Dekker's Horace ( ie . Ben Jonson ) , being pilloried upon the stage . According to local tradition , Wheatley says the scene of INTRODUCTION XXXV.
... does not in the least involve the necessity of a whole personage , like Dekker's Horace ( ie . Ben Jonson ) , being pilloried upon the stage . According to local tradition , Wheatley says the scene of INTRODUCTION XXXV.
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... so is because he is nauseous - a nasty pill . He is , however , only unfortunate , not vicious ; and , like Jonson's Kitely , he is cured . When Shakespeare drew this picture of country life , hurriedly INTRODUCTION lv.
... so is because he is nauseous - a nasty pill . He is , however , only unfortunate , not vicious ; and , like Jonson's Kitely , he is cured . When Shakespeare drew this picture of country life , hurriedly INTRODUCTION lv.
Página lxxxii
... Jonson's Every Man in his Humour must be referred to . See note at I. i . 134. There are many parallel passages , but none very striking , cited in my notes from Jonson's play . They are rather to be regarded as the language of the time ...
... Jonson's Every Man in his Humour must be referred to . See note at I. i . 134. There are many parallel passages , but none very striking , cited in my notes from Jonson's play . They are rather to be regarded as the language of the time ...
Página lxxxiii
... play . The Merry Devil of Edmonton , " your dear delight , the Devil of Edmonton , " as Jonson calls it , owes much to the Merry Wives . I intended to have drawn a rigorous comparison , but any reader can do it for INTRODUCTION lxxxiii.
... play . The Merry Devil of Edmonton , " your dear delight , the Devil of Edmonton , " as Jonson calls it , owes much to the Merry Wives . I intended to have drawn a rigorous comparison , but any reader can do it for INTRODUCTION lxxxiii.
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