The Works of Ben Jonson, 1. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 34.
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... Step . Yes , a little : I thought you had laughed at me , cousin . E. Know . Why , what an I had , coz ? what would you have done ? Step . By this light , I would have told mine uncle . E. Know . Nay , if you would have told your uncle ...
... Step . Yes , a little : I thought you had laughed at me , cousin . E. Know . Why , what an I had , coz ? what would you have done ? Step . By this light , I would have told mine uncle . E. Know . Nay , if you would have told your uncle ...
55. lappuse
... Step . Nay , an't be mine , it shall have a velvet scabbard , coz , that's flat ; I'd not wear it as it is , an you would give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather ...
... Step . Nay , an't be mine , it shall have a velvet scabbard , coz , that's flat ; I'd not wear it as it is , an you would give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather ...
71. lappuse
... Step . Oh - od's lid ! By your leave , do you know me , sir ? Brai . Ay , sir , I know you by sight . Step . You sold me a rapier , did you not ? Brai . Yes , marry did I , sir . Step . You said it was a Toledo , ha ? Brai . True , I ...
... Step . Oh - od's lid ! By your leave , do you know me , sir ? Brai . Ay , sir , I know you by sight . Step . You sold me a rapier , did you not ? Brai . Yes , marry did I , sir . Step . You said it was a Toledo , ha ? Brai . True , I ...
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