Wandering Eyes: Jonson’sCatilineand the Problem of Sight

Joseph Wallace

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that she hath seenemy hundred of Gray haires,told Six and forty yeares,read so much Waste as she cannot embracemy Mountaine belly and my rockye face.and all these through her eies, have stop’d her eares.(1:151)

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