The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējums |
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Your friends at court commend them to you , sirMor . ( men ! O manners ! was there ever such an impudence ? True . And are extremely solicitous for you , sir . Mor . Whose knave are you ? True . Mine own knave , and your compeer , sir .
Your friends at court commend them to you , sirMor . ( men ! O manners ! was there ever such an impudence ? True . And are extremely solicitous for you , sir . Mor . Whose knave are you ? True . Mine own knave , and your compeer , sir .
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The conclusion is this , sir : because you shall be very good friends hereafter , and this never to be remembered or upbraided ; besides , that he may not boası he has done any such thing to you in his own person ; he is to come here in ...
The conclusion is this , sir : because you shall be very good friends hereafter , and this never to be remembered or upbraided ; besides , that he may not boası he has done any such thing to you in his own person ; he is to come here in ...
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Well , Dauphine , you have lurch'd your friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 6 thought this a sneer at Shakspeare , but have lately met with nearly the same phrase in a pamphlet written ...
Well , Dauphine , you have lurch'd your friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 6 thought this a sneer at Shakspeare , but have lately met with nearly the same phrase in a pamphlet written ...
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