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 77.
366. lappuse
... friends at court commend them to you , sir Mor . O 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 , Mor ...
... friends at court commend them to you , sir Mor . O 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 , Mor ...
459. lappuse
... friends hereafter , and this never to be re- membered or upbraided ; besides , that he may not boast he has done any ... friends . True . Believe me , you shall not over - shoot yourself , to send him that word by me . Daw . Deliver it ...
... friends hereafter , and this never to be re- membered or upbraided ; besides , that he may not boast he has done any ... friends . True . Believe me , you shall not over - shoot yourself , to send him that word by me . Daw . Deliver it ...
495. lappuse
... friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] " I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 66 thought this a sneer at ... friends of the better half of the garland . And let this praise which Truewit gives to his friend , be returned back ...
... friends of the better half of the garland , & c . ] " I formerly " ( says Mr. Malone ) 66 thought this a sneer at ... friends of the better half of the garland . And let this praise which Truewit gives to his friend , be returned back ...
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