The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... Coro . Why ? what ? wherein ? Mos . The tardy hour is come , sir . Coro . He is not dead ? Mos . Not dead , sir , but as good ; He knows no man . 5 So many cares , & c . ] In this fine speech Jonson has again laid the fragments of the ...
... Coro . Why ? what ? wherein ? Mos . The tardy hour is come , sir . Coro . He is not dead ? Mos . Not dead , sir , but as good ; He knows no man . 5 So many cares , & c . ] In this fine speech Jonson has again laid the fragments of the ...
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... Coro . How shall I do then ? Mos . Why , sir ? Coro . I have brought him here a pearl . Mos . Perhaps he has So much remembrance left , as to know you , sir : He still calls on you ; nothing but your name Is in his mouth . Is your pearl ...
... Coro . How shall I do then ? Mos . Why , sir ? Coro . I have brought him here a pearl . Mos . Perhaps he has So much remembrance left , as to know you , sir : He still calls on you ; nothing but your name Is in his mouth . Is your pearl ...
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... Coro . Why , am I his heir ? Mos . Sir , I am sworn , I may not show the Will Till he be dead ; but here has been Corbaccio , Here has been Voltore , here were others too , I cannot number ' em , they were so many ; All gaping here for ...
... Coro . Why , am I his heir ? Mos . Sir , I am sworn , I may not show the Will Till he be dead ; but here has been Corbaccio , Here has been Voltore , here were others too , I cannot number ' em , they were so many ; All gaping here for ...
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... Coro . That's well , that's well ! Art sure he does not hear us ? own sense . Mos . Sure , sir ! why , look you , credit your [ Shouts in Vol.'s ear . The pox approach , and add to your diseases , If it would send you hence the sooner ...
... Coro . That's well , that's well ! Art sure he does not hear us ? own sense . Mos . Sure , sir ! why , look you , credit your [ Shouts in Vol.'s ear . The pox approach , and add to your diseases , If it would send you hence the sooner ...
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... Coro . I pray you , use no violence . Mos . No , sir ! why ? Why should you be thus scrupulous , pray you , sir ? Coro . Nay , at your discretion . Mos . Well , good sir , be gone . Coro . I will not trouble him now , to take my pearl ...
... Coro . I pray you , use no violence . Mos . No , sir ! why ? Why should you be thus scrupulous , pray you , sir ? Coro . Nay , at your discretion . Mos . Well , good sir , be gone . Coro . I will not trouble him now , to take my pearl ...
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