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 46.
111. lappuse
... hold on him their main dependencies , Either for benefit , or hope , or fear ; And that himself hath lost much of his own , By parting unto him ; and , by th ' increase Of his rank lusts and rages , quite disarm'd Himself of love , or ...
... hold on him their main dependencies , Either for benefit , or hope , or fear ; And that himself hath lost much of his own , By parting unto him ; and , by th ' increase Of his rank lusts and rages , quite disarm'd Himself of love , or ...
120. lappuse
... hold Mac . You were his own first choice : Which doth confirm as much as you can speak ; And will , if we succeed , make more - Your guards Are seven cohorts , you say ? Lac . Yes . Mac . Those we must Hold still in readiness and ...
... hold Mac . You were his own first choice : Which doth confirm as much as you can speak ; And will , if we succeed , make more - Your guards Are seven cohorts , you say ? Lac . Yes . Mac . Those we must Hold still in readiness and ...
425. lappuse
... hold out long . Ostend , you saw , was taken at last . * You must perséver , and hold to your purpose . They would solicit us , but that they are afraid . Howsoever , they wish in their hearts we should solicit them . Praise them ...
... hold out long . Ostend , you saw , was taken at last . * You must perséver , and hold to your purpose . They would solicit us , but that they are afraid . Howsoever , they wish in their hearts we should solicit them . Praise them ...
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