The Works of Ben Jonson, 1. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 68.
55. lappuse
... give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather it were a Spaniard . But tell me , what shall I give you for it ? An it had a silver hilt- E. Know . Come , come , you ...
... give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather it were a Spaniard . But tell me , what shall I give you for it ? An it had a silver hilt- E. Know . Come , come , you ...
58. lappuse
... give up under their hands a part of their future fortune , for the present enjoyment of the rest . WHAL . Is it not rather to induce them to give up their right , and thus enable their profligate parents to dispose of the family estates ...
... give up under their hands a part of their future fortune , for the present enjoyment of the rest . WHAL . Is it not rather to induce them to give up their right , and thus enable their profligate parents to dispose of the family estates ...
62. lappuse
... give him the slip at an instant : why , this is better than to have staid his journey : well , I'll follow him . Oh , how I long to be employed ! 5 [ Exit . 4 The sight of a cassock or musket - rest again . ] A cassock , as Whalley ...
... give him the slip at an instant : why , this is better than to have staid his journey : well , I'll follow him . Oh , how I long to be employed ! 5 [ Exit . 4 The sight of a cassock or musket - rest again . ] A cassock , as Whalley ...
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