The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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1.5. rezultāts no 29.
187. lappuse
Corb . How does your patron Mos . Troth , as he did , sir ; no amends . Corb . What ! mends he ? Mos . No , sir : he's rather worse . Corb . That's well . Where is he ? Mos . Upon his couch , sir , newly fallin asleep . Corb .
Corb . How does your patron Mos . Troth , as he did , sir ; no amends . Corb . What ! mends he ? Mos . No , sir : he's rather worse . Corb . That's well . Where is he ? Mos . Upon his couch , sir , newly fallin asleep . Corb .
188. lappuse
Corb . Say you , say you ? Mos . He has no faith in physic : he does think Most of your doctors are the greater danger , And worse disease , to escape . I often have Heard him protest , that your physician Should never be his heir .
Corb . Say you , say you ? Mos . He has no faith in physic : he does think Most of your doctors are the greater danger , And worse disease , to escape . I often have Heard him protest , that your physician Should never be his heir .
189. lappuse
Corb . Good . Mos . A freezing numbness stiffens all his joints , And makes the colour of his flesh like lead . Corb . ' Tis good . Mos . His pulse beats slow , and dull . Corb . Good symptoms still . Mos . And from his brainCorb .
Corb . Good . Mos . A freezing numbness stiffens all his joints , And makes the colour of his flesh like lead . Corb . ' Tis good . Mos . His pulse beats slow , and dull . Corb . Good symptoms still . Mos . And from his brainCorb .
190. lappuse
Corb . True : I know it too Mos . By your own scale , sir . [ Aside . Corb . Well , I shall prevent him , yet . See , Mosca , look , Here , I have brought a bag of bright chequines , ' Will quite weigh down his plate . Mos .
Corb . True : I know it too Mos . By your own scale , sir . [ Aside . Corb . Well , I shall prevent him , yet . See , Mosca , look , Here , I have brought a bag of bright chequines , ' Will quite weigh down his plate . Mos .
191. lappuse
Corb . Good , good . Mos . ' Tis better yet , If you will hear , sir . Corb . Yes , with all my heart . Mos . Now , would I counsel you , make home with speed ; There , frame a Will ; whereto you shall inscribe My master your sole heir ...
Corb . Good , good . Mos . ' Tis better yet , If you will hear , sir . Corb . Yes , with all my heart . Mos . Now , would I counsel you , make home with speed ; There , frame a Will ; whereto you shall inscribe My master your sole heir ...
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