The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 5. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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... . ii . S. 5 . Our old dramatists abound with pleasant allusions to the enor- mous size of these " quaking custards , " which were served up at the Stranger and newer and changed every hour . They ride SC . I. 13 THE DEVIL IS AN ASS .
... . ii . S. 5 . Our old dramatists abound with pleasant allusions to the enor- mous size of these " quaking custards , " which were served up at the Stranger and newer and changed every hour . They ride SC . I. 13 THE DEVIL IS AN ASS .
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... hour . They ride them like their horses , off their legs , And here they come to hell , whole legions of them , Every week tired . We still strive to breed , And rear up new ones ; but they do not stand ; When they come there , they ...
... hour . They ride them like their horses , off their legs , And here they come to hell , whole legions of them , Every week tired . We still strive to breed , And rear up new ones ; but they do not stand ; When they come there , they ...
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... hour's quarter . with my wife , my He will depart with ( let me see ) this cloke here , The price of folly ? -Sir , are you the man ? Wit . I am that venturer , sir . Fitz . Good time ! your name Is Wittipol ? Wit . The same , sir ...
... hour's quarter . with my wife , my He will depart with ( let me see ) this cloke here , The price of folly ? -Sir , are you the man ? Wit . I am that venturer , sir . Fitz . Good time ! your name Is Wittipol ? Wit . The same , sir ...
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... hour , I think I shall , with some convenient study , And this good help to boot , [ shrugs himself up in the cloke . ] bring myself to't . Wit . I ask no more . Fitz . Please you , walk toward my house , Speak what you list ; that time ...
... hour , I think I shall , with some convenient study , And this good help to boot , [ shrugs himself up in the cloke . ] bring myself to't . Wit . I ask no more . Fitz . Please you , walk toward my house , Speak what you list ; that time ...
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... hours ; but seven year , wife : I give them time . Once within seven year , I think they may do something may be laugh'd at ; In France , I keep me there still . Wherefore , wife , Let them that list laugh still , rather than weep For ...
... hours ; but seven year , wife : I give them time . Once within seven year , I think they may do something may be laugh'd at ; In France , I keep me there still . Wherefore , wife , Let them that list laugh still , rather than weep For ...
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