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 66.
30. lappuse
... tell her this : Should she suspect your faith ? I would you could Tell me as much from her ; see if my brain Could be turn'd jealous . Eud . Happily , my lord , I could in time tell you as much and more ; So I might safely promise but ...
... tell her this : Should she suspect your faith ? I would you could Tell me as much from her ; see if my brain Could be turn'd jealous . Eud . Happily , my lord , I could in time tell you as much and more ; So I might safely promise but ...
109. lappuse
... tell us whom he loves or hates , That we might follow , without fear or doubt . Arr . Good Heliotrope ! Is this your honest man ? Let him be yours so still ; he is my knave . Pom . I cannot tell , ' Sejanus still goes on , And mounts ...
... tell us whom he loves or hates , That we might follow , without fear or doubt . Arr . Good Heliotrope ! Is this your honest man ? Let him be yours so still ; he is my knave . Pom . I cannot tell , ' Sejanus still goes on , And mounts ...
441. lappuse
... tell you , mistress- True . How rarely she holds it up ! [ Aside to Cler . Mor . What mean you , gentlemen ? Epi . What will you tell me , servant ? Daw . The disease in Greek is called μανια , in Latin insania , furor , vel ecstasis ...
... tell you , mistress- True . How rarely she holds it up ! [ Aside to Cler . Mor . What mean you , gentlemen ? Epi . What will you tell me , servant ? Daw . The disease in Greek is called μανια , in Latin insania , furor , vel ecstasis ...
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