The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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... Fitz . Service ! ' fore hell , my 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 ...
... Fitz . Service ! ' fore hell , my 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 ...
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... Fitz . What's your name ? Pug . My name is Devil , sir . Fitz . Say'st thou true ? Pug . Indeed , sir . Fitz . ' Slid , there's some omen in this ! What countryman ? Pug . Of Derbyshire , sir , about the Peak . Fitz . That hole Belong'd ...
... Fitz . What's your name ? Pug . My name is Devil , sir . Fitz . Say'st thou true ? Pug . Indeed , sir . Fitz . ' Slid , there's some omen in this ! What countryman ? Pug . Of Derbyshire , sir , about the Peak . Fitz . That hole Belong'd ...
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... Fitz . I shall , Engine , Be look'd at , prettily , in it : art thou sure The play is play'd to - day ? Eng . O here's the bill , sir : I had forgot to give it you . Fitz . Ha , the DEVIL ! [ He gives him the play - bill . I will not ...
... Fitz . I shall , Engine , Be look'd at , prettily , in it : art thou sure The play is play'd to - day ? Eng . O here's the bill , sir : I had forgot to give it you . Fitz . Ha , the DEVIL ! [ He gives him the play - bill . I will not ...
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... Fitz . Good time ! your name Is Wittipol ? Wit . The same , sir . Fitz . And ' tis told me You have travell❜d lately ? Wit . That I have , sir . Fitz . Truly , have alter'd your complexion ; Your travels may have alter'd But sure your ...
... Fitz . Good time ! your name Is Wittipol ? Wit . The same , sir . Fitz . And ' tis told me You have travell❜d lately ? Wit . That I have , sir . Fitz . Truly , have alter'd your complexion ; Your travels may have alter'd But sure your ...
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... Fitz . Well , to the point . ' Tis only , sir , you say , To speak unto my wife ? Wit . Only to speak to her . Fitz . And in my presence ? Wit . In your very presence . Fitz . And in my hearing ? Wit . In your hearing ; so You interrupt ...
... Fitz . Well , to the point . ' Tis only , sir , you say , To speak unto my wife ? Wit . Only to speak to her . Fitz . And in my presence ? Wit . In your very presence . Fitz . And in my hearing ? Wit . In your hearing ; so You interrupt ...
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