The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 87.
123. lappuse
... give thy troubled spirits peace : Whilst Virtue , for whose sake Thou dost this godlike travail take May of the choicest herbage make , Here on this mountain bred , A crown , a crown For thy immortal head . Here HERCULES lay down at ...
... give thy troubled spirits peace : Whilst Virtue , for whose sake Thou dost this godlike travail take May of the choicest herbage make , Here on this mountain bred , A crown , a crown For thy immortal head . Here HERCULES lay down at ...
158. lappuse
... give anything to see him play loose with his hands when his feet were fast . Pup . O ' my conscience he fears not that , an the marshal himself were here ; I pro- test I admire him . Pat . Is this worth your wonder ! Nay then you shall ...
... give anything to see him play loose with his hands when his feet were fast . Pup . O ' my conscience he fears not that , an the marshal himself were here ; I pro- test I admire him . Pat . Is this worth your wonder ! Nay then you shall ...
217. lappuse
... give him his due . Acci . Of old England the yeoman blue . Enter TAWNY - HOOD . Fitz . Then Tawny fra ' the kirk that came . Acci . And cleped was the abbot's man . Enter MOTLEY - HOOD . Fitz . With Motley - hood , the man of law ...
... give him his due . Acci . Of old England the yeoman blue . Enter TAWNY - HOOD . Fitz . Then Tawny fra ' the kirk that came . Acci . And cleped was the abbot's man . Enter MOTLEY - HOOD . Fitz . With Motley - hood , the man of law ...
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