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 48.
89. lappuse
... rest : you'll say , perhaps , the city will not take it well that the merchant is made here to dote so perfectly upon his wife ; and she again to be so Fastidiously affected as she is . Mit . You have utter'd my thought , sir , indeed ...
... rest : you'll say , perhaps , the city will not take it well that the merchant is made here to dote so perfectly upon his wife ; and she again to be so Fastidiously affected as she is . Mit . You have utter'd my thought , sir , indeed ...
142. lappuse
... rest there . Punt . His rest ! why , has he a forked head ? ^ Car . Pardon me , that's to be suspended ; you are too quick , too apprehensive . Deli . Troth , now I think on't , I'll defer it till some other time . Maci . Not by any ...
... rest there . Punt . His rest ! why , has he a forked head ? ^ Car . Pardon me , that's to be suspended ; you are too quick , too apprehensive . Deli . Troth , now I think on't , I'll defer it till some other time . Maci . Not by any ...
158. lappuse
... rest , till the beginning of the next term . Tai . O lord , sir Fung . ' Fore God , and by this light , I'll pay you to the utmost , and acknowledge myself very deeply engaged to you by the courtesy . Tai . Why , how much have you there ...
... rest , till the beginning of the next term . Tai . O lord , sir Fung . ' Fore God , and by this light , I'll pay you to the utmost , and acknowledge myself very deeply engaged to you by the courtesy . Tai . Why , how much have you there ...
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