The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 77.
17. lappuse
... masters , but affections ; To which betraying first our liberties , We since became the slaves to one man's lusts ; And now to many : P every minist'ring spy That will accuse and swear , is lord of you , Of me , of all our fortunes and ...
... masters , but affections ; To which betraying first our liberties , We since became the slaves to one man's lusts ; And now to many : P every minist'ring spy That will accuse and swear , is lord of you , Of me , of all our fortunes and ...
18. lappuse
... master ? Or where's the constant Brutus , that being proof Against all charm of benefits , did strike So brave a blow into the monster's heart 6 Queasy to be touch'd . ] Nice , tender , delicate . Thus Shakspeare : " And I have one ...
... master ? Or where's the constant Brutus , that being proof Against all charm of benefits , did strike So brave a blow into the monster's heart 6 Queasy to be touch'd . ] Nice , tender , delicate . Thus Shakspeare : " And I have one ...
47. lappuse
... master prince Of all the world , Sejanus , saith he fears , Is it not fatal ? O Sej . Yes , to those are fear'd . Tib . And not to him ? Sej . Not , if he wisely turn . That part of fate he holdeth , first on them . Tib . That nature ...
... master prince Of all the world , Sejanus , saith he fears , Is it not fatal ? O Sej . Yes , to those are fear'd . Tib . And not to him ? Sej . Not , if he wisely turn . That part of fate he holdeth , first on them . Tib . That nature ...
84. lappuse
... master . Tib . We cannot but commend thy piety ; Most loved Sejanus , in acknowledging Those bounties ; which we , faintly , such re- member- But to thy suit . The rest of mortal men , In all their drifts and counsels , pursue profit ...
... master . Tib . We cannot but commend thy piety ; Most loved Sejanus , in acknowledging Those bounties ; which we , faintly , such re- member- But to thy suit . The rest of mortal men , In all their drifts and counsels , pursue profit ...
99. lappuse
... master in his mystery . First , ere Tiberius went , he wrought his fear To think that Agrippina sought his death . Then put those doubts in her ; sent her oft word , Under the show of friendship , to beware Of Cæsar , for he laid to ...
... master in his mystery . First , ere Tiberius went , he wrought his fear To think that Agrippina sought his death . Then put those doubts in her ; sent her oft word , Under the show of friendship , to beware Of Cæsar , for he laid to ...
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