The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 8. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 35.
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... doubt , Donne , where I a poet be . 97. On the New Motion • See you yon motion , not the old fa - ding . 98. To Sir Thomas Roe • Thou hast begun well , Roe , which stand well to . 99. To the same That thou hast kept thy love , encreased ...
... doubt , Donne , where I a poet be . 97. On the New Motion • See you yon motion , not the old fa - ding . 98. To Sir Thomas Roe • Thou hast begun well , Roe , which stand well to . 99. To the same That thou hast kept thy love , encreased ...
xvii. lappuse
... doubt clear that no woman's true . 58. An Elegy 393 That love's a bitter sweet I ne'er conceive . • 59. An Elegy Since you must go , and I must bid farewell . 395 60. An Elegy • 396 Let me be what I am ! as Virgil cold . 61. An ...
... doubt clear that no woman's true . 58. An Elegy 393 That love's a bitter sweet I ne'er conceive . • 59. An Elegy Since you must go , and I must bid farewell . 395 60. An Elegy • 396 Let me be what I am ! as Virgil cold . 61. An ...
16. lappuse
... doubt him more of some surprize Upon yourself ; He hath his eyes . You are the noblest object here , And ' tis for you alone I fear : For here are ladies , that would give A brave reward , to make Love live Well all his life , for such ...
... doubt him more of some surprize Upon yourself ; He hath his eyes . You are the noblest object here , And ' tis for you alone I fear : For here are ladies , that would give A brave reward , to make Love live Well all his life , for such ...
26. lappuse
... doubt him for a Poet- Poet . This fury shews , if there were nothing else ; And ' tis divine ! Cook . Then , brother poet . Poet . Brother . Cook . I have a suit . Poet . What is it ? Cook . Your device . Poet . As you came in upon me ...
... doubt him for a Poet- Poet . This fury shews , if there were nothing else ; And ' tis divine ! Cook . Then , brother poet . Poet . Brother . Cook . I have a suit . Poet . What is it ? Cook . Your device . Poet . As you came in upon me ...
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... doubt of the success , for we have a prophet amongst us of that peremptory pate , a tailor or master - fashioner , that hath found it out in a painted cloth , or some old hanging , ( for those are his library , ) that we must conquer in ...
... doubt of the success , for we have a prophet amongst us of that peremptory pate , a tailor or master - fashioner , that hath found it out in a painted cloth , or some old hanging , ( for those are his library , ) that we must conquer in ...
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