The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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81. lappuse
... shun you at distance , Worse than you do the bailiffs . Ever . Pox upon you ! I come not to you for counsel , I lack money . Meer . You do not think what you owe me already . Ever . I ! They owe you that mean to pay you : I'll be sworn ...
... shun you at distance , Worse than you do the bailiffs . Ever . Pox upon you ! I come not to you for counsel , I lack money . Meer . You do not think what you owe me already . Ever . I ! They owe you that mean to pay you : I'll be sworn ...
101. lappuse
... shun to go over bridges . The harder parts , I make account , are done , Now ' tis referr'd : you are infinitely bound Unto the ladies , they have so cried it up ! Lady T. Do they like it then ? Meer . They have sent the Spanish lady To ...
... shun to go over bridges . The harder parts , I make account , are done , Now ' tis referr'd : you are infinitely bound Unto the ladies , they have so cried it up ! Lady T. Do they like it then ? Meer . They have sent the Spanish lady To ...
210. lappuse
... [ P. sen . holds up his nose . Shun . You snuff the air now , has the scent displeased you ? Fit . Thou need'st not fear him , man , his credit is sound . Alm . And season'd too , since he took salt 210 THE STAPLE OF NEWS .
... [ P. sen . holds up his nose . Shun . You snuff the air now , has the scent displeased you ? Fit . Thou need'st not fear him , man , his credit is sound . Alm . And season'd too , since he took salt 210 THE STAPLE OF NEWS .
211. lappuse
... Shun . You are a rogue . P. sen . I think I am ; but I will lend no money On that security , captain . Alm . Here's a gentleman , A fresh - man in the world , one master Madrigal . Fit . Of an untainted credit ; what say you to [ Exit ...
... Shun . You are a rogue . P. sen . I think I am ; but I will lend no money On that security , captain . Alm . Here's a gentleman , A fresh - man in the world , one master Madrigal . Fit . Of an untainted credit ; what say you to [ Exit ...
212. lappuse
... Shun . What , Lick finger , mine old host of Ram- alley ! You have some market here . Alm . Some dosser of fish Or fowl , to fetch off . Fit An odd bargain of venison To drive . P.sen . Will you go in , knave ? Lick . I must needs , You ...
... Shun . What , Lick finger , mine old host of Ram- alley ! You have some market here . Alm . Some dosser of fish Or fowl , to fetch off . Fit An odd bargain of venison To drive . P.sen . Will you go in , knave ? Lick . I must needs , You ...
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