The Works of Ben Jonson, 1. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 13.
98. lappuse
... Clem . A soldier of the city ! What call you him ? Cob . Captain Bobadill . Clem . Bobadill ! and why did he bob and beat you , sirrah ? How began the quarrel betwixt you , ha ? speak truly , knave , I advise you . Cob . Marry , indeed ...
... Clem . A soldier of the city ! What call you him ? Cob . Captain Bobadill . Clem . Bobadill ! and why did he bob and beat you , sirrah ? How began the quarrel betwixt you , ha ? speak truly , knave , I advise you . Cob . Marry , indeed ...
147. lappuse
... Clem . My clerk ! about what time was this ? Know . Marry , between one and two , as I take it . Clem . And what time came my man with the false message to you , master Kitely ? Kit . After two , sir . 1 Clem . Very good : but ...
... Clem . My clerk ! about what time was this ? Know . Marry , between one and two , as I take it . Clem . And what time came my man with the false message to you , master Kitely ? Kit . After two , sir . 1 Clem . Very good : but ...
149. lappuse
... Clem . Why , an he were , sir , his hands were not bound , were they ? Re - enter Servant . Sero . There's one of the varlets of the city , sir , has brought two gentlemen here ; one , upon your worship's warrant . Clem . My warrant ...
... Clem . Why , an he were , sir , his hands were not bound , were they ? Re - enter Servant . Sero . There's one of the varlets of the city , sir , has brought two gentlemen here ; one , upon your worship's warrant . Clem . My warrant ...
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