The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... worship . Elizabeth was very strict in this matter . * But now , by reason of the sickness , ] See p . 344 . And they talk each to other in a trunk . ] i . e . a tube . Enter sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . Daup . How now ! THE SILENT WOMAN . 353.
... worship . Elizabeth was very strict in this matter . * But now , by reason of the sickness , ] See p . 344 . And they talk each to other in a trunk . ] i . e . a tube . Enter sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . Daup . How now ! THE SILENT WOMAN . 353.
354. lappuse
... Daup . How now ! what ail you , sirs ? dumb ? True . Struck into stone , almost , I am here , with tales o ' thine uncle . There was never such a prodigy heard of . Daup . I would you would once lose this sub- ject , my masters , for my ...
... Daup . How now ! what ail you , sirs ? dumb ? True . Struck into stone , almost , I am here , with tales o ' thine uncle . There was never such a prodigy heard of . Daup . I would you would once lose this sub- ject , my masters , for my ...
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... Daup . Ay , but he will thrust me out of it , he vows , and marry . True . How ! that's a more portent . Can he en- dure no noise , and will venture on a wife ? Cler . Yes : why thou art a stranger , it seems , to his best trick , yet ...
... Daup . Ay , but he will thrust me out of it , he vows , and marry . True . How ! that's a more portent . Can he en- dure no noise , and will venture on a wife ? Cler . Yes : why thou art a stranger , it seems , to his best trick , yet ...
356. lappuse
... Daup . I have some business now : I cannot , i ' faith . True . You shall have no business shall make you neglect this , sir : we'll make her talk , be- lieve it ; or , if she will not , we can give out at least so much as shall ...
... Daup . I have some business now : I cannot , i ' faith . True . You shall have no business shall make you neglect this , sir : we'll make her talk , be- lieve it ; or , if she will not , we can give out at least so much as shall ...
357. lappuse
... Daup . Come , you are a strange open man , to tell every thing thus . Cler . Why , believe it , Dauphine , Truewit's a very honest fellow . Daup . I think no other : but this frank nature of his is not for secrets . Cler . Nay then ...
... Daup . Come , you are a strange open man , to tell every thing thus . Cler . Why , believe it , Dauphine , Truewit's a very honest fellow . Daup . I think no other : but this frank nature of his is not for secrets . Cler . Nay then ...
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