The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 74.
8. lappuse
... hear Something may gain a longer grant , perhaps . Sat. For what ? the laming a poor cow or two , Entering a sow , to make her cast her farrow , Or crossing of a market - woman's mare ' Twixt this and Tottenham ? these were wont to be ...
... hear Something may gain a longer grant , perhaps . Sat. For what ? the laming a poor cow or two , Entering a sow , to make her cast her farrow , Or crossing of a market - woman's mare ' Twixt this and Tottenham ? these were wont to be ...
18. lappuse
... hear me now , And should come to me in a brave young shape , And take me at my word ? — Enter PUG handsomely shaped and apparelled . Ha ! who is this ? Pug . Sir , your good pardon , that I thus presume Upon your privacy . I am born a ...
... hear me now , And should come to me in a brave young shape , And take me at my word ? — Enter PUG handsomely shaped and apparelled . Ha ! who is this ? Pug . Sir , your good pardon , that I thus presume Upon your privacy . I am born a ...
28. lappuse
... hear , not speak a word , dove , To aught he says : that I do give you in precept , No less than counsel , on your wifehood , wife , Not though he flatter you , or make court , or love , As you must look for these , or say he rail ...
... hear , not speak a word , dove , To aught he says : that I do give you in precept , No less than counsel , on your wifehood , wife , Not though he flatter you , or make court , or love , As you must look for these , or say he rail ...
34. lappuse
... hear , sir , Who'll be as glad and forward to embrace , Meet , and enjoy it cheerfully , as you . [ Shifts to his own place again . I humbly thank you , lady— Fitz . Keep your ground , sir . Wit . Will you be lighten'd ? Fitz . Mum ...
... hear , sir , Who'll be as glad and forward to embrace , Meet , and enjoy it cheerfully , as you . [ Shifts to his own place again . I humbly thank you , lady— Fitz . Keep your ground , sir . Wit . Will you be lighten'd ? Fitz . Mum ...
37. lappuse
... Sir , you shall see : he's in his riding suit , As he comes now from court : but hear him speak ; Minister matter to him , and then tell me . [ Exeunt . ACT II . SCENE I. A Room in FITZDOTTREL'S House SC . III . THE DEVIL IS AN ASS . 37.
... Sir , you shall see : he's in his riding suit , As he comes now from court : but hear him speak ; Minister matter to him , and then tell me . [ Exeunt . ACT II . SCENE I. A Room in FITZDOTTREL'S House SC . III . THE DEVIL IS AN ASS . 37.
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