Ben Jonson's Literary CriticismUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1970 - 203 oldal |
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... Damplay , who unwisely tries conclusions with the author's boy : DAM . But , there is nothing done in it , or concluded : Therefore I say , no Act . ΒΟΥ . A fine piece of Logic ! Do you look , Mr. Damplay , for conclusions in a Protasis ...
... Damplay , who unwisely tries conclusions with the author's boy : DAM . But , there is nothing done in it , or concluded : Therefore I say , no Act . ΒΟΥ . A fine piece of Logic ! Do you look , Mr. Damplay , for conclusions in a Protasis ...
xxiv. oldal
... Damplay at the end of Act IV of The Magnetic Lady ) , though these conclusions are neither the ultimate ones ( the catastasis will perplex them , as the boy points out ) nor very satisfactory ones ( Probee suggests to Damplay that the ...
... Damplay at the end of Act IV of The Magnetic Lady ) , though these conclusions are neither the ultimate ones ( the catastasis will perplex them , as the boy points out ) nor very satisfactory ones ( Probee suggests to Damplay that the ...
123. oldal
... Damplay , will make good all he undertakes . 11. A pun on " heart " and " hart . " 12. Populo ut placerent | quas fecissent fabulas . ( Terence , Andria , Prologue . ) BOY . Good Mr. Probee , and Mr. Damplay ! COMEDY 123.
... Damplay , will make good all he undertakes . 11. A pun on " heart " and " hart . " 12. Populo ut placerent | quas fecissent fabulas . ( Terence , Andria , Prologue . ) BOY . Good Mr. Probee , and Mr. Damplay ! COMEDY 123.
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
Timber Or Discoveries | 3 |
Horace His Art of Poetry | 41 |
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