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 92.
108. lappuse
... hath his slaughter - house at Capreæ ; Where he doth study murder , as an art ; And they are dearest in his grace , that can Devise the deepest tortures . Thither , too , He hath his boys , and beauteous girls ta'en up Out of our ...
... hath his slaughter - house at Capreæ ; Where he doth study murder , as an art ; And they are dearest in his grace , that can Devise the deepest tortures . Thither , too , He hath his boys , and beauteous girls ta'en up Out of our ...
153. lappuse
... hath cut off his hands , And this his feet ; these fingers , and these toes ; That hath his liver , he his heart : there wants Nothing but room for wrath , and place for hatred ! What cannot oft be done , is now o'erdone . The whole ...
... hath cut off his hands , And this his feet ; these fingers , and these toes ; That hath his liver , he his heart : there wants Nothing but room for wrath , and place for hatred ! What cannot oft be done , is now o'erdone . The whole ...
163. lappuse
... hath come into the world with all his teeth ; I would ask of these superci- lious politics , what nation , society , or general order or state , I have provoked ? What public person ? Whether I have not in all these preserved their ...
... hath come into the world with all his teeth ; I would ask of these superci- lious politics , what nation , society , or general order or state , I have provoked ? What public person ? Whether I have not in all these preserved their ...
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