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 86.
259. lappuse
... once more , list ho . A Dock there is , that called is Avernus , Of some Bridewell , and may in time con- cern us All , that are readers : but methinks ' tis odd , That all this while I have forgot some god , Or goddess to invoke , to ...
... once more , list ho . A Dock there is , that called is Avernus , Of some Bridewell , and may in time con- cern us All , that are readers : but methinks ' tis odd , That all this while I have forgot some god , Or goddess to invoke , to ...
315. lappuse
... once was yours , or may be now ; Nothing is vile that is a part of you . Error and folly in me may have crost Your just commands ; yet those , not I , be lost . I am regenerate now , become the child Of your compassion ; parents should ...
... once was yours , or may be now ; Nothing is vile that is a part of you . Error and folly in me may have crost Your just commands ; yet those , not I , be lost . I am regenerate now , become the child Of your compassion ; parents should ...
473. lappuse
... once and faith I will be gone ; And I will touch as harmelesse as the bee That doeth but taste the flower and flee away . " * That is , but half a one : * * * * " What sould be done but once , should be done long . " He read a satyre of ...
... once and faith I will be gone ; And I will touch as harmelesse as the bee That doeth but taste the flower and flee away . " * That is , but half a one : * * * * " What sould be done but once , should be done long . " He read a satyre of ...
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