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 49.
136. lappuse
... moon . Print . Right , and as well read of you , i'faith for Cornelius Agrippa has it , in disco lunæ , there ' tis found . 1 Her . Sir , you are lost , I assure you ; for ours came to you neither by the way of Cornelius Agrippa nor ...
... moon . Print . Right , and as well read of you , i'faith for Cornelius Agrippa has it , in disco lunæ , there ' tis found . 1 Her . Sir , you are lost , I assure you ; for ours came to you neither by the way of Cornelius Agrippa nor ...
137. lappuse
... moon now . Print . Indeed ! has he been there since ? belike he rid thither then ? Fact . Yes , post , upon the poet's horse , for a wager . 1 Her . No , I assure you , he rather flew upon the wings of his muse . There are in all but ...
... moon now . Print . Indeed ! has he been there since ? belike he rid thither then ? Fact . Yes , post , upon the poet's horse , for a wager . 1 Her . No , I assure you , he rather flew upon the wings of his muse . There are in all but ...
138. lappuse
... moon ; a man that owes money there needs no other protection ; only buy a mist , and walk in't , he is never discerned ; a matter of a baubee does it . I Her . Only one island they have is called the isle of the Epicones , because there ...
... moon ; a man that owes money there needs no other protection ; only buy a mist , and walk in't , he is never discerned ; a matter of a baubee does it . I Her . Only one island they have is called the isle of the Epicones , because there ...
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