The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 73.
171. lappuse
... Maci . O , by no means ; ' twill but make your breath suspected , and that you use it only to confound the rankness of that . Sog . Nay , I'll be advised , sir , by my friends . Maci . Od's my life , see where sir Puntarvolo's dog is ...
... Maci . O , by no means ; ' twill but make your breath suspected , and that you use it only to confound the rankness of that . Sog . Nay , I'll be advised , sir , by my friends . Maci . Od's my life , see where sir Puntarvolo's dog is ...
177. lappuse
... Maci . In good faith , lady , he is a very perfect clown , both by father and mother ; that I'll as- sure you . Sav , O , sir , you are very pleasurable . Maci . Nay , do but look on his hand , and that shall resolve you ; look you ...
... Maci . In good faith , lady , he is a very perfect clown , both by father and mother ; that I'll as- sure you . Sav , O , sir , you are very pleasurable . Maci . Nay , do but look on his hand , and that shall resolve you ; look you ...
188. lappuse
... Maci . Why , how now Carlo ! what humour's this ? Car . O , my good mischief ! art thou come ? where are the rest , where are the rest ? Maci . Faith , three of our ordnance are burst . Car . Burst ! how comes that ? Maci . Faith ...
... Maci . Why , how now Carlo ! what humour's this ? Car . O , my good mischief ! art thou come ? where are the rest , where are the rest ? Maci . Faith , three of our ordnance are burst . Car . Burst ! how comes that ? Maci . Faith ...
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