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The following scenes from Bartholomew Fair (1614), a play bustling with
characters and action, give Jonson's caricature of the Puritans in the person of
Zeal-of-the-land Busy, “as fresh an hypocrite, as ever was broached, rampant.
The following scenes from Bartholomew Fair (1614), a play bustling with
characters and action, give Jonson's caricature of the Puritans in the person of
Zeal-of-the-land Busy, “as fresh an hypocrite, as ever was broached, rampant.
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Slander not the brethren, wicked one. LITTLEWIT. Here he is now, purified,
mother. [Enter ZEAL-OF-THE-LAND BUSY. PURECRAFT. O brother Busy your
help here, to edify and raise us up in a scruple: my daughter Win-the-fight is
visited with ...
Slander not the brethren, wicked one. LITTLEWIT. Here he is now, purified,
mother. [Enter ZEAL-OF-THE-LAND BUSY. PURECRAFT. O brother Busy your
help here, to edify and raise us up in a scruple: my daughter Win-the-fight is
visited with ...
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To every musketeer he brought to town, He gave the lands which never were his
own. When first the English crown he did ... No Parliament his army could
disband; He raised no money, for he paid in land. He gave his legions their
eternal ...
To every musketeer he brought to town, He gave the lands which never were his
own. When first the English crown he did ... No Parliament his army could
disband; He raised no money, for he paid in land. He gave his legions their
eternal ...
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Introduction | 11 |
JUNIUS | 12 |
WILLIAM DUNBAR | 39 |
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ancient appeared better BUSY cause character Christianity common considered court critic Dryden English eyes face fair fall fame fear foes fools force give given grace hand hath head hear heart honour human humour John kind kings knew known ladies land laws learned leave less light LITTLEWIT live look Lord mankind manner matter means mind nature never o'er observed once party peace perhaps person piece play poet political poor praise present pride reason religion rest satire satirist seemed sense served side spirit stand strong sure tell things thou thought took true truth turn verse virtue whole wise write young