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CONTENTS COMMENTARY ON THE PLAYS (continued) Epicoene, or The Silent Woman . . . . . T h e Alchemist . . . . . . . . Catiline his Conspiracy . . . . . . . Appendix XXI: Cicero's First Speech against Catiline Bartholomew Fair . . . . . . . The Devil is an Ass . . . . . . . The Staple of News . . . . . . . Appendix XXII: Jonson and 'The Bloody Brother' . The New Inn . . . . . . . . Appendix XXIII: 'The Widow' and 'The New Inn' The Magnetic Lady . . . . . . . The Sad Shepherd . . . . . . . Mortimer his Fall . . . . . . . . COMMENTARY ON THE EARLY ENTERTAINMENTS The King's Entertainment, 1604 A Panegyre . . . . . . . . . The Entertainment at Althorp . . . . . The Entertainment at Highgate . . . . . The Entertainment of the two Kings at Theobalds . An Entertainment of the King and Queen at Theobalds COMMENTARY ON THE MASQUES The Masques: Introduction . . . . . . I. The Scenery . . . . . . . II. The Artificial Lighting of the Court Scene, by C. F. Bell III. Classical Allegory and Symbolism . . . . IV. List of Masquers and Tilters . . . . The Masque of Blackness . . . . . . The Masque of Beauty . . . . . . . Hymenaei . . . . . . . . . The Haddington Masque . . . . . . The Masque of Queens . . . . . . . 1 46 117 161 167 214 256 292 299 338 341 361 383 386 392 394 398 400 402 404 406 413 420 428 445 455 465 482 491
vi Contents The Speeches at Prince Henry's Barriers . . . . Oberon, The Fairy Prince . . . . . . Love Freed from Ignorance and Folly . . . . Love Restored . . . . . . . . A Challenge at Tilt . . . . . . . The Irish Masque at Court . . . . . . The Masques of 1615 and 1616 . . . . . Mercury Vindicated . . . . . . . The Golden Age Restored . . . . . . Christmas his Masque . . . . . . . Lovers made Men . . . . . . . . The Vision of Delight . . . . . . . Pleasure Reconciled to Virtue . . . . . For the Honour of Wales . . . . . . News from the New World discovered in the Moon . Pan's Anniversary . . . . . . . The Gypsies Metamorphosed . . . . . . The Masque of Augurs . . . . . . . Time Vindicated to Himself and to his Honours Neptune's Triumph for the Return of Albion . The Fortunate Isles and their Union . . . . Love's Triumph through Callipolis . . . . . Chloridia . . . . . . . . . Appendix XXIV: Inigo Jones and Chapman I. Ben Jonson and Inigo Jones . . . . . II. Chapman's ' Invective against Ben Jonson' COMMENTARY ON THE LATER ENTERTAINMENTS An Entertainment at the Blackfriars, 1620 The Masque of Owls . . . . . . . The King's Entertainment at Welbeck . . . . Love's Welcome at Bolsover . . . . . . 508 518 527 531 537 541 545 546 552 559 566 568 573 590 596 604 612 635 646 658 668 676 680 689 692 698 700 703 709
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Epicoene, or The Silent Woman 45 v.
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The Alchemist 47 also have used the
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The Alchemist 49 v. 108, vii. 24, 3
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The Alchemist 51 habeo, me ipsum. H
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The Alchemist 53 He instances the a
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The Alchemist 55 10. All that the t
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The Alchemist 57 iv. h. 16-33. Dime
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The Alchemist 59 ever met with. 'No
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The Alchemist 61 8. passe-time, tha
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The Alchemist 63 three Somersetshir
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The Alchemist 65 28-31. Tobacco-sho
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The Alchemist 67 87. portague, a Po
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The Alchemist 69 meteor (G.M. 266),
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The Alchemist 71 year 1582 for seru
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The Alchemist 73 9. bolts-head, 'a
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The Alchemist 75 ptas, linguas pavo
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The Alchemist 77 The Spirit Vitall
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The Alchemist 79 64. calx, ' powder
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The Alchemist 81 shut and to open.
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The Alchemist 83 in fragilem substa
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The Alchemist 85 in dispute between
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The Alchemist 87 'the Kingdom of Go
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The Alchemist 89 Alchemia, 1541, pp
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The Alchemist 91 31. nineteene. Dam
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The Alchemist 93 His eyes (most whi
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The Alchemist 95 in Turkey by a mer
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The Alchemist 97 Has he given the l
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The Alchemist 99 76. crinkle, shrin
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The Alchemist 101 10. Who . . . wit
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The Alchemist 103 A Spaniards body
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The Alchemist 105 John Lightfoot in
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The Alchemist 107 23. vpsee Dutch,
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The Alchemist 109 no. qmblins. E.H.
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The Alchemist 111 19, 20. Hogsden,
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The Alchemist 113 tray-trip, a game
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The Alchemist 115 61. these five we
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Catiline 117 CATILINE HIS CONSPIRAC
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Catiline 11 9 Jonson has drawn upon
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Catiline 121 which 'riseth slowly'
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Catiline 123 The foul Fiend aid thy
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Catiline 125 42. with thy sister. Q
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Catiline 127 Crimme quo parvi caede
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Catiline 129 385. Ephesian pictures
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Catiline 131 Praise the spare diet,
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Catiline 13 3 was of noble birth. T
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Catiline 13 5 of gold. Jonson finds
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Catiline 137 61. The voice of Rome
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Catiline 139 458. ramm'd, driven ho
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Catiline 141 645. Tarquine. See Liv
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Catiline 143 6ofol. The setting is
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Catiline 145 ablative 'quinto die',
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Catiline 147 nus: ' Igitur P. Umbre
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Catiline 149 cum exercitu venisset,
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Catiline 151 hue conuenisse arbitro
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Catiline 153 se semper bonorum ferr
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Catiline 155 301. Cicero, In Cat. i
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Catiline 157 exercitatos orabat in
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Catiline 159 572. Letters, for Caes
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Catiline 161 The blacke Prince (bea
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Cicero's Speech against Catiline 16
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Cicero's Speech against Catiline 16
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168 Plays play of Sir Thomas More,
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170 Plays Their Drums, Hobbihorses,
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172 Plays 19. Horse-courser. John F
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174 Plays cloth mart of England. Cl
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176 Plays at this date. The Winter'
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178 Plays Trouble-all invariably sa
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180 Plays for her love of Andrew, J
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182 Plays Morrises. Cf. Fletcher, W
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184 Plays log. Who can hold that wi
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186 Plays It sigmfieih a Court held
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I! Plays this time come into one of
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190 Plays diet in time of rest', p.
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192 Plays viz. with twelve moral ma
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194 Plays hairs with stubborn roots
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196 Plays given to the open space i
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198 Plays 78. lewes trumps. E.M.O.
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200 Plays selling the good man here
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202 Plays iv. ii. 13. prepay'd the
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204 Plays wrastle. Sej. in. 654. be
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2o 6 Plays 202 'Bawd or bitch, if t
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208 Plays 112. a halting Neutrall.
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210 Plays 106. the printed booke. M
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212 Plays p. 50, 'I shal vnbynde my
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214 Plays present play; e.g. by Pry
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216 Plays over is made as before in
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218 Plays Latin scarus. The name is
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220 Plays 8. laming a poore Cow. Pu
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222 Plays (1638, F3 V ), Ghastly 'v
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224 Plays In 5. of N. 2nd Intermean
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226 Plays He also translated and ed
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228 Plays fungi suo munere, qui vel
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230 Plays Influences, to blast the
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232 Plays Black-Fryers. Isaac Olive
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234 Plays which he brought me. Tutc
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236 Plays Colax. The Fens sir are n
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238 Plays 78. crisped, closely curl
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240 Plays in. i. 10. a good man. M.
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242 Plays in the same cause, 1614,
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244 Plays in. v. 2. the row. Goldsm
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246 Plays hares gall. Alexis, f. yi
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Plays women when they walke abroad,
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250 Plays And after all, for greate
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252 Plays Darling, the boy of Burto
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254 Plays letting Mary escape are b
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256 Plays 133. St. Pulchers, the ch
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258 Plays young Penyboy alludes to
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260 Plays 4. Cymbal. A name evident
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262 Plays making vp of a Gentleman;
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264 Plays no, though they reckon ch
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266 Plays 61. antiquated Pamphlets,
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268 Plays Finsbury, a mob attacked
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270 Plays 38-9. ,' must needs . . .
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272 Plays 84. a crafty Knaue. An al
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274 Plays of truth in it', we may q
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276 Plays describes the country fol
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278 Plays 197. Like Lapwings. Cf. R
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280 Plays at Theobalds—'this week
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282 Plays Proceedings under Elizabe
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284 Plays Ibid. vn. xxxvii, Nichoma
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286 Plays was a sign of his greater
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288 Plays Frank almoigne (French au
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290 Plays 70. behind the hangings,
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292 Plays white if we hit, the game
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294 Plays And a consort of cramm'd
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296 Plays Should be made good, and
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Plays on the ground that it ' revea
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300 Plays Fowleweather, my Ladie th
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302 Plays ii. set up our rest. The
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304 Plays shrine of St. Thomas of C
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306 Plays of the Master of the Reve
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308 Plays clouds, as at the ports o
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310 Plays 45. reall, royal. Cap of
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312 Plays 83. Abbot Antony. Untrace
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314 Play ' 68. an Elephant. Compare
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316 Plays and put him to Juno's bre
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318 Plays Heading 3. assist of the
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3 20 Plays 'the true loue hath that
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322 Plays 25. At a smocks-hem. Cf.
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3 24 Plays 99. the bason beaten bef
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326 Plays 166. the lie. In his copy
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328 Plays side, long (Old English s
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33o Plays 41. Supposititious, fraud
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33 2 Plays With what Broome swept f
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334 Quin hordeum isti, quin siliqua
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336 Plays Haec conamina prostituta
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338 Plays newly enlarged by 5. R. 1
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340 Plays of her guardian, Overdo h
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34 2 Plays 34. sixe-penny. For pric
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344 where Theobald's 'Here feel we
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346 Plays 40. Prcesto-be-gon. Whall
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348 Plays 43- a Pissing while. Gamm
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350 Plays ii. vi. 16-22. Sir Moth's
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352 Plays Honest Whore (1604), c He
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354 63. Secundum A rtem. A cant phr
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356 Plays 25. matter of money. H. P
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358 Plays 72, Lady, "Lady, i'th' so
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360 Plays 67. Machaon, Podalirius,
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362 Play ^ Ergo quicquid id est quo
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364 Plays Eutrapelus, hearing the n
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366 Plays baby. Claudian (Laws Sere
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3 68 Plays 19. Acates, provisions.
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370 Plays 44-5. From Martial's epig
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37' Plays 110. simple . . . sampled
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374 Jonson neatly uses this custom
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376 Plays 19. by live, or ' belive'
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378 Plays which, i.e. the turnstile
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380 Plays leporis, that is to say,
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382 Plays In Histrio-mastix, in. i
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384 Plays Bens boldness and scarce
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THE KING'S ENTERTAINMENT, 1604 JONS
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388 Early Entertainments 28. the gl
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390 Early Entertainments 273. in fi
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392 Early Entertainments 647-74. Th
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394 Early Entertainments adventu le
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396 Early Entertainments 72. Frankl
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398 Early Entertainments THE ENTERT
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400 Early Entertainments THE ENTERT
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402 Early Entertainments After the
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THE MASQUES THE history and techniq
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406 Masques sented, the starres dis
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408 Masq\'ues a mountain again' (34
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410 Masques Scene was an Arch-Trium
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412 Masques he is quoting Inigo Jon
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Masques Serlio's Architettura repri
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4i 6 Masques at the back, were some
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418 Masques common use were derived
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420 Masques account of the last day
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422 Masques In The Masque of Blackn
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424 Masques composta da Girolamo Be
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426 Masques One other aspect of Uni
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428 Masques The motive is therefore
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430 Masques SIR HENRY GARY (CAREY).
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432 Masq,'ues of England at the cor
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434 Masques THE EARL OF HOLLAND. He
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436 Masques Vice-Admiral of the Nar
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43 8 Masques of the royal forests n
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440 Masques Zinzanos were an Italia
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442 Masq,'ues in 1638; she was buri
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444 Masq\'ues MISTRESS DOROTHY and
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446 Masques Blackness, 'for a maske
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448 Masques Beaumont's own account
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450 Masques The Masque of Blackness
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452 Masques appellauit Euripides in
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454 Masques Adversus Indoctum, 28,
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456 Masques compame. the Kinge was
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458 Masques either syde of the Banq
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460 Masques 81. an JEthiope. Blackn
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462 Masques 219. Perfectio. Ripa's
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464 Masques 329. a motion. Lucian,
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466 Masques because my hearing (w c
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468 Masques Deis Gentium Historia,
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470 Masques 57. her hayre flowing.
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472 Masques At which the bushy Tead
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474 Masquesues 221. her golden feet
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476 Masques And the refrain of Donn
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478 Masqu,es 512. lips may mingle s
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480 Masq\'ues 718 n. Giraldi, p. 37
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482 Masques 927. prease. A form in
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484 Masques per segno del riuolgime
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486 Masques de 1'Ambassadeur de Fra
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488 Masques Barnabe Barnes in Parth
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490 Masq'ues 225. Their whitest woo
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492 Masques warrant might enlarge i
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494 Masques The Audit Office accoun
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496 Masques and light blue (Design
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498 Masques y fit raison. Au ballet
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500 Masques Therefore, where euer t
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502 Masq, 118. scaly vesture. From
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504 ' Masques 225-6. Sea . . . Wind
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506 Masques 538. Vin quidem . . . H
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508 Masques 673. Virgil's Mezentius
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510 Masques In the Pell Order Book,
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512 Masques There is an account of
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514 Masques defendants two seueral
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516 Masques 162. decor'me. An ugly
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518 Masques OBERON, THE FAIRY PRINC
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520 Masques In S.P. 39/1, no. 48, i
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522 Masques to Imgoe lones devysor
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524 Masques are a variant of the dr
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526 Masques proverb, Jonson seems t
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528 Masques State Papers (xii, p. n
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530 Masques Imprimis of severall Co
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532 Masques State papers: the first
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534 Masques 53. To be taken literal
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536 Masques in. whimlen's, miserabl
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538 Masques and all other furniture
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540 Masques and to tilt with lips'
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542 Masques In the Pell Order Books
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544 Masq\'ues 79. devoish vit a clo
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546 Masq,'ues Masques and Entertain
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548 Masques and Irish, as the Sonns
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550 Masques 93- health, Riches, Hon
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552 Masques 167. Aurum palpabile. V
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5 54 Masques and many messages pass
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556 Masques any incounter of Negoti
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558 Masques and the Hollander had l
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560 Masques who are "good dancing b
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562 Masques 59. Wassail. Cf. 44 n.
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5 64 Masques charged wages to the c
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566 Masques See R. J. E. Tiddy, The
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568 Masques it for spinning; this i
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570 Masques companie of the french
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572 Masques 80. a Windmill on his h
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574 Masques men—Fletcher's Demetr
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576 Masques Prince Charles on his f
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578 Masques Audit Office Works, A.O
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580 Masques We are fortunate in hav
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582 Masques collo, con certe manich
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584 Masques tutti nelle creanze, es
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586 Masques (particularly before th
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588 Masques Quis expedivit psittaco
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590 Masques 183. the Hill. Cf. Disc
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59 2 Masques 101. sirreverence. Str
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594 Masques 247. Cid, Kid. 248. Run
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596 Masques 390-7. Compare John Hac
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598 Masques Johnson the Poet, and t
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600 Masques 22. my Chronicle. Cf. 5
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602 Masques 159-60. Horace, Odes, i
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604 Masques Citizens comming thithe
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606 Masques ffor the ffencer. A ruf
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608 Masques For the Antick Maske at
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610 Masques 54. showne his quarters
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612 Masques THE GYPSIES METAMORPHOS
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614 Masques Finally there is a lett
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616 Masques 57. lackman. A misprint
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618 Masques a wood vnder a tree or
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620 Masques Our Village, series ii
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622 Masques 381-6. Inspired, as Dr.
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624 Masques 585. The Lo: Treasurers
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626 Masques dancers by their gingle
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628 Masques 931. vpper lip. The Fol
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630 Masques Raoul de Houdenc, the t
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632 Masques 1335. A smock rampant.
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634 Masques The lowle of a lay lor
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63 6 Masques les successeurs de Jon
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63 8 Masques Finett records trouble
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640 Masques Invitation and presence
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642 Masques 74. in a mist. Nashe, H
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644 Masques like ' Gro. I, I know w
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646 Masques 352. Which hand the Cro
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648 Masques there wanted ground for
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650 Masques and an antick habit oue
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65 2 Masques Wither's tone is frien
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654 Masques the plague, treating it
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656 Masques expecting to see a fish
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658 Masques 270. persues. Spelt lik
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660 Masques brought little sooner t
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662 Masques ' lohn Shepley for imbr
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664 Masques In the distance beyond
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666 Masques burnt their old Coaches
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668 Masques Orkes. Cf. Drayton, Pol
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670 Masques The Fortunate Isles. '
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672 Masques 195. ,' long ... D. is
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674 Masques who when some (to sing.
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676 Masques 516. the Graces flay, .
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678 Masques affections' by their ge
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68 o Masques 155. emergent out of C
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682 Masques Spring, Fountain nymphs
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684 Masques The foremost wears a gr
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686 Masques lorica with long sleeve
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688 Masques 140. Laualtos, a form o
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690 Masques i. Inigo is a puppet-ma
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692 Masques TUB. Ad Infinitum Sir y
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694 Masques But yf this weighd, pro
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696 Masques malign influence that h
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The Blackfriars 699 they are in the
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The Masque of Owls 701 i. Rooms, ro
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"The Masque of Owls 703 Scrivener'
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King's Entertainment at W^elbeck 70
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King's Entertainment at Welbeck 707
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King's Entertainment at Welbeck 709
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