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.
235. lappuse
... thou didst the patron's For writing better , I must envy thee.2 choose , It was as if thou printed hadst an oath , To give the world assurance thou wert both ; And that , as puritans at baptism do , Thou art the father , and the witness ...
... thou didst the patron's For writing better , I must envy thee.2 choose , It was as if thou printed hadst an oath , To give the world assurance thou wert both ; And that , as puritans at baptism do , Thou art the father , and the witness ...
266. lappuse
... thou canst tempt A spirit so resolved to tread Upon thy throat , and live exempt From all the nets that thou canst spread . I know thy forms are studied arts , Thy subtle ways be narrow straits ; Thy courtesy but sudden starts , And what ...
... thou canst tempt A spirit so resolved to tread Upon thy throat , and live exempt From all the nets that thou canst spread . I know thy forms are studied arts , Thy subtle ways be narrow straits ; Thy courtesy but sudden starts , And what ...
468. lappuse
... thou dar'st say , | Thou art not worth it . Who will care to And they were very good ; yet thou think'st Ben Jonson's Conversations with Drummond . [ The recovery of. nay ; For thou objectest ( as thou hast been told ) The envied returns ...
... thou dar'st say , | Thou art not worth it . Who will care to And they were very good ; yet thou think'st Ben Jonson's Conversations with Drummond . [ The recovery of. nay ; For thou objectest ( as thou hast been told ) The envied returns ...
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