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 79.
162. lappuse
... mean , that should have warmed them . Groom . Sir , I may do it by my place , and I must question you farther . Notch . Be not SO musty , sir ; our desire is only to know whether the king's majesty and the court expect any disguise here ...
... mean , that should have warmed them . Groom . Sir , I may do it by my place , and I must question you farther . Notch . Be not SO musty , sir ; our desire is only to know whether the king's majesty and the court expect any disguise here ...
234. lappuse
... mean ; 2 For witty , in his language , is obscene . Playwright , I loath to have thy manners known In my chaste book ; profess them in thine 1 own . For his first day Of bearing them in field , he threw'em away . ] The arms were usually ...
... mean ; 2 For witty , in his language , is obscene . Playwright , I loath to have thy manners known In my chaste book ; profess them in thine 1 own . For his first day Of bearing them in field , he threw'em away . ] The arms were usually ...
270. lappuse
... means are spent : Or those who doubt the common mouth of fame , And for their place and name , Cannot so safely sin : their chastity Is mere necessity . Nor mean we those whom vows and con- science Have filled with abstinence : Though ...
... means are spent : Or those who doubt the common mouth of fame , And for their place and name , Cannot so safely sin : their chastity Is mere necessity . Nor mean we those whom vows and con- science Have filled with abstinence : Though ...
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