The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... heart was at my mouth , " Till I had view'd his shoes well : for those roses Were big enough to hide a cloven foot . " -- [ Aside . No , friend , my number's full . I have one servant , Who is my all , indeed ; and from the broom Unto ...
... heart was at my mouth , " Till I had view'd his shoes well : for those roses Were big enough to hide a cloven foot . " -- [ Aside . No , friend , my number's full . I have one servant , Who is my all , indeed ; and from the broom Unto ...
26. lappuse
... heart . You are welcome , sir . [ Opens the door of his house . Engine , God be wi ' you ! " I do defend them any thing like action . ] To defend , from the Fr. defendre , is to forbid . This sense of the word is common in our old ...
... heart . You are welcome , sir . [ Opens the door of his house . Engine , God be wi ' you ! " I do defend them any thing like action . ] To defend , from the Fr. defendre , is to forbid . This sense of the word is common in our old ...
29. lappuse
... heart ? Why shouldst thou envy my delight , or cross it , By being solicitous , when it not concerns thee ? Mrs. Fitz . Yes , I have share in this : the scorn will fall As bitterly on me , where both are laugh'd at . Fitz . Laugh'd at ...
... heart ? Why shouldst thou envy my delight , or cross it , By being solicitous , when it not concerns thee ? Mrs. Fitz . Yes , I have share in this : the scorn will fall As bitterly on me , where both are laugh'd at . Fitz . Laugh'd at ...
56. lappuse
... heart ! what is the matter ? Mrs. Fitz . Good ! You are a stranger to the plot ! you set not Your saucy Devil here , to tempt your wife , With all the insolent uncivil language , Or action , he could vent ! Fitz . Did you so , Devil ...
... heart ! what is the matter ? Mrs. Fitz . Good ! You are a stranger to the plot ! you set not Your saucy Devil here , to tempt your wife , With all the insolent uncivil language , Or action , he could vent ! Fitz . Did you so , Devil ...
58. lappuse
... heart , if thou hast a fancy to one place More than another , to be dutchess of , Now name it ; I will have't , whate'er it cost , ( If ' twill be had for money ) either here , Or in France , or Italy . Mrs. Fitz . You have strange ...
... heart , if thou hast a fancy to one place More than another , to be dutchess of , Now name it ; I will have't , whate'er it cost , ( If ' twill be had for money ) either here , Or in France , or Italy . Mrs. Fitz . You have strange ...
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