The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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236. lappuse
... madam- Vol . Would - be - is it ? Nan . The same . Vol . Now torment on me ! Squire her in ; For she will enter , or dwell here for ever : Nay , quickly . [ Retires to his couch . 236 THE FO X. Enter NANO, ANDROGYNO, and CASTRONE. ...
... madam- Vol . Would - be - is it ? Nan . The same . Vol . Now torment on me ! Squire her in ; For she will enter , or dwell here for ever : Nay , quickly . [ Retires to his couch . 236 THE FO X. Enter NANO, ANDROGYNO, and CASTRONE. ...
243. lappuse
... some six years . Volp . Oh , oh , oh , oh , oh , oh ! Lady P. For we were coetanei , and brought up- Volp . Some power , some fate , some fortune rescue me ! 3 . Enter MOSCA . Mos . God save you , madam THE FOX . 243.
... some six years . Volp . Oh , oh , oh , oh , oh , oh ! Lady P. For we were coetanei , and brought up- Volp . Some power , some fate , some fortune rescue me ! 3 . Enter MOSCA . Mos . God save you , madam THE FOX . 243.
244. lappuse
... madam ! Lady P. Good sir . Volp . Mosca ! welcome , Welcome to my redemption . Mos . Why , sir ? Volp . Oh , Rid me of this my torture , quickly , there ; My madam , with the everlasting voice : The bells , in time of pestilence , ne'er ...
... madam ! Lady P. Good sir . Volp . Mosca ! welcome , Welcome to my redemption . Mos . Why , sir ? Volp . Oh , Rid me of this my torture , quickly , there ; My madam , with the everlasting voice : The bells , in time of pestilence , ne'er ...
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... Madam , Here is a gentleman , pray you , use him fairly ; He seems a youth , but he is- Lady P. None . Sir P. Yes , one Has put his face as soon into the world- Lady P. You mean , as early ? but to - day ? Sir P. How's this ? Lady P ...
... Madam , Here is a gentleman , pray you , use him fairly ; He seems a youth , but he is- Lady P. None . Sir P. Yes , one Has put his face as soon into the world- Lady P. You mean , as early ? but to - day ? Sir P. How's this ? Lady P ...
275. lappuse
... madam , Come nearer to your aim . Lady P. Marry , and will , sir . Since you provoke me with your impudence , And laughter of your light land - syren here , Your Sporus , your hermaphrodite- Per . What's here ? Poetic fury , and ...
... madam , Come nearer to your aim . Lady P. Marry , and will , sir . Since you provoke me with your impudence , And laughter of your light land - syren here , Your Sporus , your hermaphrodite- Per . What's here ? Poetic fury , and ...
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