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 59.
284. lappuse
... comes forward . 2 Avoc . Has he had an oath ? Not . Yes . Corb . What must I do now ? Not . Your testimony's craved . Corb . Speak to the knave ? I'll have my mouth first stopt with earth ; my heart Abhors his knowledge : I disclaim in ...
... comes forward . 2 Avoc . Has he had an oath ? Not . Yes . Corb . What must I do now ? Not . Your testimony's craved . Corb . Speak to the knave ? I'll have my mouth first stopt with earth ; my heart Abhors his knowledge : I disclaim in ...
288. lappuse
... comes , that will convince , And put to utter dumbness their bold tongues ! See here , grave fathers , here's the ravisher , The rider on men's wives , the great impostor , The grand voluptuary ! Do you not think These limbs should ...
... comes , that will convince , And put to utter dumbness their bold tongues ! See here , grave fathers , here's the ravisher , The rider on men's wives , the great impostor , The grand voluptuary ! Do you not think These limbs should ...
440. lappuse
... comes with a wife . ' True . I told you so , sir , and you would not believe me . Mor . Alas , do not rub those wounds , master Truewit , to blood again ; ' twas my negligence . Add not affliction to affliction . I have perceived the ...
... comes with a wife . ' True . I told you so , sir , and you would not believe me . Mor . Alas , do not rub those wounds , master Truewit , to blood again ; ' twas my negligence . Add not affliction to affliction . I have perceived the ...
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