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 75.
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... Shadows Follow a shadow , it still flies you . 256 8. Song : To Sickness 257 Why , disease , dost thou molest . 9. Song : To Celia . 258 Drink to me only with thine eyes . 10. Præludium . And must I sing ? what subject xii CONTENTS .
... Shadows Follow a shadow , it still flies you . 256 8. Song : To Sickness 257 Why , disease , dost thou molest . 9. Song : To Celia . 258 Drink to me only with thine eyes . 10. Præludium . And must I sing ? what subject xii CONTENTS .
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... eyes . 3. In the person of Womankind . A Song Apologetic . Men , if you love us , play no more . 4. Another . In Defence of their Inconstancy . Hang up those dull and envious fools . 5. A Nymph's Passion · I love , and he loves me again ...
... eyes . 3. In the person of Womankind . A Song Apologetic . Men , if you love us , play no more . 4. Another . In Defence of their Inconstancy . Hang up those dull and envious fools . 5. A Nymph's Passion · I love , and he loves me again ...
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... eyes , at whose immortal fires . 362 37. A Satirical Shrub A woman's friendship ! God , whom I trust in . 364 38. A little Shrub growing by Ask not to know this Man . If fame should speak . 365 39. An Elegy Though beauty be the mark of ...
... eyes , at whose immortal fires . 362 37. A Satirical Shrub A woman's friendship ! God , whom I trust in . 364 38. A little Shrub growing by Ask not to know this Man . If fame should speak . 365 39. An Elegy Though beauty be the mark of ...
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... Eyes . Or eyes ? Nose . Or noses ? Eyes . We come to spy . Ears . And hearken . Nose . And smell out . Fame . More than you understand , my hot in- quisitors . Nose . We cannot tell . Eyes . It may be . Ears . However , go you on , let ...
... Eyes . Or eyes ? Nose . Or noses ? Eyes . We come to spy . Ears . And hearken . Nose . And smell out . Fame . More than you understand , my hot in- quisitors . Nose . We cannot tell . Eyes . It may be . Ears . However , go you on , let ...
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... Eyes . Hath been oft call'd from it , To be their lord of Misrule.2 Ears . As Cincinnatus Was from the plough , to be dictator . Eyes . Yes . We need no interpreter : on , what of Time ? Fame . The Time hath sent me with my trump to ...
... Eyes . Hath been oft call'd from it , To be their lord of Misrule.2 Ears . As Cincinnatus Was from the plough , to be dictator . Eyes . Yes . We need no interpreter : on , what of Time ? Fame . The Time hath sent me with my trump to ...
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