The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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194. lappuse
... Lick . To wish them you , I confess , That have them already . P. sen . What ? Lick . The pox ! P. sen . The piles , The plague , and all diseases light on him Knows not to keep his word ! I'd keep my word , sure ; I hate that man that ...
... Lick . To wish them you , I confess , That have them already . P. sen . What ? Lick . The pox ! P. sen . The piles , The plague , and all diseases light on him Knows not to keep his word ! I'd keep my word , sure ; I hate that man that ...
195. lappuse
... Lick . Or I , till now ? And ' tis but half an hour . P. sen . Half a year , To me , that stand upon a minute of time : I am a just man , I love still to be just . Lick . Why , you think I can run like light - foot Ralph , Or keep a ...
... Lick . Or I , till now ? And ' tis but half an hour . P. sen . Half a year , To me , that stand upon a minute of time : I am a just man , I love still to be just . Lick . Why , you think I can run like light - foot Ralph , Or keep a ...
196. lappuse
... Lick . Ask your echo ! Bro . You did it . P. sen . I am for justice ; when did I leave justice ? We knew ' twas theirs , they had right and title to't : Now- Lick . You can spare them nothing . P. sen . Very little . Lick . As good as ...
... Lick . Ask your echo ! Bro . You did it . P. sen . I am for justice ; when did I leave justice ? We knew ' twas theirs , they had right and title to't : Now- Lick . You can spare them nothing . P. sen . Very little . Lick . As good as ...
197. lappuse
... Lick . They are a little crooked . P. sen . How , knave ? Lick . Because you do indent . P. sen . ' Tis true , sir , I do indent you shall return me money . Lick . Rather than meat , I know it ; you are just still . P. sen . I love it ...
... Lick . They are a little crooked . P. sen . How , knave ? Lick . Because you do indent . P. sen . ' Tis true , sir , I do indent you shall return me money . Lick . Rather than meat , I know it ; you are just still . P. sen . I love it ...
198. lappuse
... Lick . By the mouldy signs ! P. sen . And then remember meat for my two dogs : Fat flaps of mutton , kidneys , rumps of veal , Good plenteous scraps ; my maid shall eat the relics . Lick . When you and your dogs have dined ! a sweet ...
... Lick . By the mouldy signs ! P. sen . And then remember meat for my two dogs : Fat flaps of mutton , kidneys , rumps of veal , Good plenteous scraps ; my maid shall eat the relics . Lick . When you and your dogs have dined ! a sweet ...
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