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 68.
45. lappuse
... fortune hath prescribed you better Than art could do . Liv . Thanks , good physician , I'll use my fortune , you shall see , with reverence . Is my coach ready ? Eud . It attends your highness . SCENE II . An Apartment in the Palace ...
... fortune hath prescribed you better Than art could do . Liv . Thanks , good physician , I'll use my fortune , you shall see , with reverence . Is my coach ready ? Eud . It attends your highness . SCENE II . An Apartment in the Palace ...
75. lappuse
... fortune's spite , So weakly , but he can escape your gripe That are but hands of fortune : she herself , When virtue doth oppose , must lose her threats . All that can happen in humanity , The frown of Cæsar , proud Sejanus ' hatred ...
... fortune's spite , So weakly , but he can escape your gripe That are but hands of fortune : she herself , When virtue doth oppose , must lose her threats . All that can happen in humanity , The frown of Cæsar , proud Sejanus ' hatred ...
123. lappuse
... Fortune , queen of human state , Rectress of action , arbitress of fate , To whom all sway , all power , all empire bows , Be present , and propitious to our vows ! Præ . Favour it with your tongues . Min . Be present , and propitious ...
... Fortune , queen of human state , Rectress of action , arbitress of fate , To whom all sway , all power , all empire bows , Be present , and propitious to our vows ! Præ . Favour it with your tongues . Min . Be present , and propitious ...
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