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 55.
86. lappuse
... leave them dead To public cares ; awake but to thy lusts , The strength of which makes thy libidinous soul Itch to leave Rome ! and I have thrust it on ; With blaming of the city business , The multitude of suits , the confluence Of ...
... leave them dead To public cares ; awake but to thy lusts , The strength of which makes thy libidinous soul Itch to leave Rome ! and I have thrust it on ; With blaming of the city business , The multitude of suits , the confluence Of ...
233. lappuse
... leave me : I would be loth to interchange discourse With such a mate as thou art . Mos . Courteous sir , Scorn not my poverty . Bon . Not I , by heaven ; But thou shalt give me leave to hate thy baseness . Mos . Baseness ! Bon . Ay ...
... leave me : I would be loth to interchange discourse With such a mate as thou art . Mos . Courteous sir , Scorn not my poverty . Bon . Not I , by heaven ; But thou shalt give me leave to hate thy baseness . Mos . Baseness ! Bon . Ay ...
374. lappuse
... leave ; do not conceal your ser- vant's merit , and your own glories . Epi . They'll prove my servant's glories , if you have his leave so soon . Daup . His vain - glories , lady ! Daw . Shew them , shew them , mistress ; I dare own ...
... leave ; do not conceal your ser- vant's merit , and your own glories . Epi . They'll prove my servant's glories , if you have his leave so soon . Daup . His vain - glories , lady ! Daw . Shew them , shew them , mistress ; I dare own ...
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