The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsBickers and son, 1875 |
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73. lappuse
... Deli . Dispatch ! take heed your mistress see you not . 1 To sojourn even for ever . ] This is the reading of the quarto , and evidently right ; the folio , which Whalley followed , has " To sojourn at my house for ever . " My house was ...
... Deli . Dispatch ! take heed your mistress see you not . 1 To sojourn even for ever . ] This is the reading of the quarto , and evidently right ; the folio , which Whalley followed , has " To sojourn at my house for ever . " My house was ...
74. lappuse
... Deli . Here , good Fido . What , she did not see thee ? Fido . No , sir . Deli . That is well . Strew , strew , good Fido , the freshest flowers ; so ! Maci . What means this , signior Deliro ? all this censing ? Deli . Cast in more ...
... Deli . Here , good Fido . What , she did not see thee ? Fido . No , sir . Deli . That is well . Strew , strew , good Fido , the freshest flowers ; so ! Maci . What means this , signior Deliro ? all this censing ? Deli . Cast in more ...
75. lappuse
... Deli . Ay , and she knows so well Her own deserts , that , when I strive t'enjoy them , She weighs the things I do , with what she merits ; And , seeing my worth out - weigh'd so in her graces , She is so solemn , so precise , so ...
... Deli . Ay , and she knows so well Her own deserts , that , when I strive t'enjoy them , She weighs the things I do , with what she merits ; And , seeing my worth out - weigh'd so in her graces , She is so solemn , so precise , so ...
76. lappuse
... Deli . Why , gentle wife , is now thy walk too sweet ? Thou said'st of late , it had sour airs about it , And found'st much fault that I did not correct it . Fal . Why , an I did find fault , sir ? Deli . Nay , dear wife , I know thou ...
... Deli . Why , gentle wife , is now thy walk too sweet ? Thou said'st of late , it had sour airs about it , And found'st much fault that I did not correct it . Fal . Why , an I did find fault , sir ? Deli . Nay , dear wife , I know thou ...
77. lappuse
... Deli . But yesterday , I saw thee at our garden , Smelling on roses , and on purple flowers ; And since , I hope , the humour of thy sense Is nothing changed . Fal . Why , those were growing flowers , And these within my walk are cut ...
... Deli . But yesterday , I saw thee at our garden , Smelling on roses , and on purple flowers ; And since , I hope , the humour of thy sense Is nothing changed . Fal . Why , those were growing flowers , And these within my walk are cut ...
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