The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 8. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 55.
13. lappuse
... cause , as you will answer it . Fame . These are mere monsters . Nose . Ay , all the better . Fame . You do abuse the time . These are fit freedoms For lawless prentices , on a Shrove - tuesday , When they compel the Time to serve their ...
... cause , as you will answer it . Fame . These are mere monsters . Nose . Ay , all the better . Fame . You do abuse the time . These are fit freedoms For lawless prentices , on a Shrove - tuesday , When they compel the Time to serve their ...
34. lappuse
... cause , That , to it , so much wonder draws , And all the heavens consent , With Harmony , to tune their notes , In answer to the public votes , That for it up were sent . It was no envious step - dame's rage , Or tyrant's malice of the ...
... cause , That , to it , so much wonder draws , And all the heavens consent , With Harmony , to tune their notes , In answer to the public votes , That for it up were sent . It was no envious step - dame's rage , Or tyrant's malice of the ...
47. lappuse
... cause : then is there a subtle shrewd bearded sir , that hath been a politician , but is now a maker of mouse - traps , a great inginer yet : and he is to catch the ladies favours in the dance , with certain cringes he is to make ; and ...
... cause : then is there a subtle shrewd bearded sir , that hath been a politician , but is now a maker of mouse - traps , a great inginer yet : and he is to catch the ladies favours in the dance , with certain cringes he is to make ; and ...
60. lappuse
... causes than the loss of its rural sports . 7 Where their maids , and their makes . ] i . e . mates . So Chaucer : " God shelde soche a lordes wife to take Another man to husbonde , or to make . " WHAL . Had their napkins and posies ...
... causes than the loss of its rural sports . 7 Where their maids , and their makes . ] i . e . mates . So Chaucer : " God shelde soche a lordes wife to take Another man to husbonde , or to make . " WHAL . Had their napkins and posies ...
74. lappuse
... Cause every dabbler . In rhyme is thought the same : -but you shall see him . Hold up your nose . [ Anoints his eyes and temples . Meer . I had rather see a Brachman , Or a Gymnosophist yet . Johp . You shall see him , sir , Is worth ...
... Cause every dabbler . In rhyme is thought the same : -but you shall see him . Hold up your nose . [ Anoints his eyes and temples . Meer . I had rather see a Brachman , Or a Gymnosophist yet . Johp . You shall see him , sir , Is worth ...
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