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.–3. rezultāts no 55.
191. lappuse
... better yet , If you will hear , sir . [ Pointing to the money . Corb . Yes , with all my heart . Mos . Now , would I counsel you , make home with speed ; There , frame a Will ; whereto you shall inscribe My master your sole heir . Corb ...
... better yet , If you will hear , sir . [ Pointing to the money . Corb . Yes , with all my heart . Mos . Now , would I counsel you , make home with speed ; There , frame a Will ; whereto you shall inscribe My master your sole heir . Corb ...
371. lappuse
... better ac- quainted with his talents , would have been very far indeed from comparing Decker with him . For Upton's mistake , an excuse may readily be found . He was not acquainted with the dramatic history of that age ; and probably ...
... better ac- quainted with his talents , would have been very far indeed from comparing Decker with him . For Upton's mistake , an excuse may readily be found . He was not acquainted with the dramatic history of that age ; and probably ...
495. lappuse
... better half of the garland , by con- cealing this part of the plot : ' but much good do 9 True . Well , Dauphine , you have lurch'd your friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] " I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 66 thought ...
... better half of the garland , by con- cealing this part of the plot : ' but much good do 9 True . Well , Dauphine , you have lurch'd your friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] " I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 66 thought ...
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