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Page xxiv
... haue bin at high wordes , and so high , that the ground could not serue them , but ( for want of Chopins ) haue stalk't vpon Stages . Horace hal'd his Poetasters to the Barre ; the Poetasters vntruss'd Horace how worthily eyther , or ...
... haue bin at high wordes , and so high , that the ground could not serue them , but ( for want of Chopins ) haue stalk't vpon Stages . Horace hal'd his Poetasters to the Barre ; the Poetasters vntruss'd Horace how worthily eyther , or ...
Page xxix
... haue hir'd him to abuse HORACE [ i . e . Ben Jonson ] , and bring him in , in a play , with all his gallants : as , TIBVLLVS , MECONAS , CORNELIVS GALLVS , and the rest . ' When Jonson writes , moreover , it is still early enough in ...
... haue hir'd him to abuse HORACE [ i . e . Ben Jonson ] , and bring him in , in a play , with all his gallants : as , TIBVLLVS , MECONAS , CORNELIVS GALLVS , and the rest . ' When Jonson writes , moreover , it is still early enough in ...
Page lx
... haue hir'd him [ Demetrius - Dekker ] to abuse HORACE , and bring him in , in a play , with all his gallants . ' Now it was by the Chamberlain's men , not by any company acting for Henslowe , that Dekker had been retained ; for ...
... haue hir'd him [ Demetrius - Dekker ] to abuse HORACE , and bring him in , in a play , with all his gallants . ' Now it was by the Chamberlain's men , not by any company acting for Henslowe , that Dekker had been retained ; for ...
Page lxxvi
... haue fortune on your side ' ; while such an explanation is not needed if we accept Gifford's more obvious interpretation , that Histrio and the rest are by this very passage proved members of the company acting at the Fortune , i . e ...
... haue fortune on your side ' ; while such an explanation is not needed if we accept Gifford's more obvious interpretation , that Histrio and the rest are by this very passage proved members of the company acting at the Fortune , i . e ...
Page lxxxiii
... than Tucca whome Horace had put to making , and begot to my hand : but I wonder what language Tucca would haue spoke , if honest Capten Hannam had bin borne without a tongue ? Ist not as law full then Introduction lxxxiii.
... than Tucca whome Horace had put to making , and begot to my hand : but I wonder what language Tucca would haue spoke , if honest Capten Hannam had bin borne without a tongue ? Ist not as law full then Introduction lxxxiii.
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