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 72.
29. lappuse
... honour , Before your lordship . Sej . Sir , you can lose no honour , By trusting aught to me . The coarsest act . Done to my service , I can so requite , As all the world shall style it honourable : Your idle , virtuous definitions ...
... honour , Before your lordship . Sej . Sir , you can lose no honour , By trusting aught to me . The coarsest act . Done to my service , I can so requite , As all the world shall style it honourable : Your idle , virtuous definitions ...
80. lappuse
... honour : Nor shall there want , though I condemned am , That will not only Cassius well approve , And of great Brutus ' honour mindful be , But that will also mention make of me . Arr . Freely and nobly spoken ! Sab . With good temper ...
... honour : Nor shall there want , though I condemned am , That will not only Cassius well approve , And of great Brutus ' honour mindful be , But that will also mention make of me . Arr . Freely and nobly spoken ! Sab . With good temper ...
140. lappuse
... honour'd Sejanus , The tribunitial dignity and power : Here are his letters , signed with his signet . What " pleaseth now the fathers to be done ? Sen. Read , read them , open , publicly read them . Cot . Cæsar hath honour'd his own ...
... honour'd Sejanus , The tribunitial dignity and power : Here are his letters , signed with his signet . What " pleaseth now the fathers to be done ? Sen. Read , read them , open , publicly read them . Cot . Cæsar hath honour'd his own ...
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