The Works of Ben Jonson, 1. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 48.
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... honours , cannot employ your aid more worthily than to the common succour of honesty and virtue , how humbly soever it ... honour , and call God to testimony , ( since my first error , * which , yet , is punished in me more * In Eastward ...
... honours , cannot employ your aid more worthily than to the common succour of honesty and virtue , how humbly soever it ... honour , and call God to testimony , ( since my first error , * which , yet , is punished in me more * In Eastward ...
cxli. lappuse
... honour's most devoted in heart as words , BEN JONSON . " To the most nobly virtuous and thrice honour'd earl of Salisbury . 1605. " 8 Henry V. ] In this history , Jonson tells us in one of his most popular poems , he was assisted by ...
... honour's most devoted in heart as words , BEN JONSON . " To the most nobly virtuous and thrice honour'd earl of Salisbury . 1605. " 8 Henry V. ] In this history , Jonson tells us in one of his most popular poems , he was assisted by ...
61. lappuse
... honour of a sol- dier- Know . Nay , nay , I like not these affected oaths ; Speak plainly , man , what think'st thou of my words ? Brai . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were as happy as my service should be honest . Mist Ident De ...
... honour of a sol- dier- Know . Nay , nay , I like not these affected oaths ; Speak plainly , man , what think'st thou of my words ? Brai . Nothing , sir , but wish my fortunes were as happy as my service should be honest . Mist Ident De ...
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