Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose ComedyHarvard University Press, 1960 - 335 pagina's |
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Pagina 106
... Looke , looke ; as if he went in a frame , or had a sute of wanescot on : and the dogge watching him , lest he should leape out on't . ( II.ii.89-91 ) I , this is hee ; a good tough gentleman : hee lookes like a shield of brawne , at ...
... Looke , looke ; as if he went in a frame , or had a sute of wanescot on : and the dogge watching him , lest he should leape out on't . ( II.ii.89-91 ) I , this is hee ; a good tough gentleman : hee lookes like a shield of brawne , at ...
Pagina 140
... looke on't , better " so as to draw another wicked gibe from Knowell : " Nay , the longer you looke on't , the worse " ( F , III.i.172-174 ) . Where the Quarto text already contains mockery of the gulls , the Folio frequently adds to it ...
... looke on't , better " so as to draw another wicked gibe from Knowell : " Nay , the longer you looke on't , the worse " ( F , III.i.172-174 ) . Where the Quarto text already contains mockery of the gulls , the Folio frequently adds to it ...
Pagina 164
... looke very ill ! something has distempered you " draws from Morose an enraged redundancy against the redundancy of the questioner : " O horrible , monstrous impertinencies ! would not one of these haue seru'd ? doe you thinke , sir ...
... looke very ill ! something has distempered you " draws from Morose an enraged redundancy against the redundancy of the questioner : " O horrible , monstrous impertinencies ! would not one of these haue seru'd ? doe you thinke , sir ...
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