The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 56.
21. lappuse
... fortunes most wretched at this instant . Mit . You have seen his play , Cordatus : pray you , how is it ? Cor . Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I can say of it , ' tis strange , and of a particular kind by itself ...
... fortunes most wretched at this instant . Mit . You have seen his play , Cordatus : pray you , how is it ? Cor . Faith , sir , I must refrain to judge ; only this I can say of it , ' tis strange , and of a particular kind by itself ...
24. lappuse
... fortune to make this strong use of me here before you ; but I protest— 5 and never live to look as high as the two - penny room again . ] The cost of admission to the theatres ( such of them , at least , as many of our early dramas were ...
... fortune to make this strong use of me here before you ; but I protest— 5 and never live to look as high as the two - penny room again . ] The cost of admission to the theatres ( such of them , at least , as many of our early dramas were ...
28. lappuse
... fortunes : When I see these , I say , and view myself , I wish the organs of my sight were crack'd ; And that the engine of my grief could cast Mine eyeballs , like two globes of wildfire , forth , To melt this unproportion'd frame of ...
... fortunes : When I see these , I say , and view myself , I wish the organs of my sight were crack'd ; And that the engine of my grief could cast Mine eyeballs , like two globes of wildfire , forth , To melt this unproportion'd frame of ...
34. lappuse
... fortunes , to get their own . Marry , these rich fellows , that have the world , or the better part of it , sleeping in their counting - houses , they are ten times more plac- able , they ; either fear , hope , or modesty restrains I ...
... fortunes , to get their own . Marry , these rich fellows , that have the world , or the better part of it , sleeping in their counting - houses , they are ten times more plac- able , they ; either fear , hope , or modesty restrains I ...
36. lappuse
... fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod , a whoreson puck - fist ! 5 O G— ! I could run wild with grief now , to behold The rankness of her bounties , that doth breed Such bulrushes ; these mushroom gentlemen ...
... fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod , a whoreson puck - fist ! 5 O G— ! I could run wild with grief now , to behold The rankness of her bounties , that doth breed Such bulrushes ; these mushroom gentlemen ...
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