The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... Sir P. Note but his bearing , and contempt of these . 6 Volp . These turdy ... Dauphine , vers le commence- ment du xvii siècle . Il rouloit aussi dans les ... Sir P. Excellent ! have you heard better lan- guage THE FOX . 211.
... Sir P. Note but his bearing , and contempt of these . 6 Volp . These turdy ... Dauphine , vers le commence- ment du xvii siècle . Il rouloit aussi dans les ... Sir P. Excellent ! have you heard better lan- guage THE FOX . 211.
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... Sir Dauphine Eugenie , a knight , his nephew . Ned Clerimont , a gentleman , his friend . Truewit , another friend . Sir John Daw , a knight . Sir Amorous La - Foole , a knight also . Thomas Otter , a land and sea captain . Cutbeard , a ...
... Sir Dauphine Eugenie , a knight , his nephew . Ned Clerimont , a gentleman , his friend . Truewit , another friend . Sir John Daw , a knight . Sir Amorous La - Foole , a knight also . Thomas Otter , a land and sea captain . Cutbeard , a ...
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... sir , he hath chosen a street to lie in , so narrow at both ends , that it will receive no coaches , nor carts , nor any of these common noises and therefore we that love him ... sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . Daup . How now ! THE SILENT WOMAN . 353.
... sir , he hath chosen a street to lie in , so narrow at both ends , that it will receive no coaches , nor carts , nor any of these common noises and therefore we that love him ... sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . Daup . How now ! THE SILENT WOMAN . 353.
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... sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . 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 ...
... sir DAUPHINE EUGENIE . 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 ...
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... Dauphine , let's go thither . 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 ...
... Dauphine , let's go thither . 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 ...
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