The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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1.5. rezultāts no 71.
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1 Volp . Good morning to the day ; ' and next , my gold ! -- Open the shrine , that I may see my saint . I [ Mosca withdraws the curtain , and discovers piles of gold , plate , jewels , & c . Hail the world's soul , and mine ! more glad ...
1 Volp . Good morning to the day ; ' and next , my gold ! -- Open the shrine , that I may see my saint . I [ Mosca withdraws the curtain , and discovers piles of gold , plate , jewels , & c . Hail the world's soul , and mine ! more glad ...
171. lappuse
Volp . True , my beloved Mosca . Yet I glory More in the cunning purchase of my wealth , Than in the glad possession , since I gain 3 No common way ; I use no trade ,. Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets .
Volp . True , my beloved Mosca . Yet I glory More in the cunning purchase of my wealth , Than in the glad possession , since I gain 3 No common way ; I use no trade ,. Jonson has had recourse for it to the tragic poets .
172. lappuse
... when the flesh is rotten : But your sweet nature doth abhor these courses ; You lothe the widow's or the orphan's tears Should wash your pavements , or their piteous cries Ring in your roofs , and beat the air for vengeance . Volp .
... when the flesh is rotten : But your sweet nature doth abhor these courses ; You lothe the widow's or the orphan's tears Should wash your pavements , or their piteous cries Ring in your roofs , and beat the air for vengeance . Volp .
179. lappuse
... with all our wit and art , To dignify that whereof ourselves are so great and special a part . Vol . Now , very , very pretty ! Mosca , this Was thy invention ? Mos . If it please my patron , Not else . Volp . It doth , good Mosca .
... with all our wit and art , To dignify that whereof ourselves are so great and special a part . Vol . Now , very , very pretty ! Mosca , this Was thy invention ? Mos . If it please my patron , Not else . Volp . It doth , good Mosca .
180. lappuse
Volp . Who's that ? Away ! [ Exeunt Nano and Castrone . ) Look , Mosca . Fool , begone ! [ Exit Androgyno . Mos . ' Tis signior Voltore , the advocate ; I know him by his knock . Volp . Fetch me my gown , My furs , and night - caps ...
Volp . Who's that ? Away ! [ Exeunt Nano and Castrone . ) Look , Mosca . Fool , begone ! [ Exit Androgyno . Mos . ' Tis signior Voltore , the advocate ; I know him by his knock . Volp . Fetch me my gown , My furs , and night - caps ...
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