The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 4. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 23.
434. lappuse
... Whit . Phy , phat a clock toest tou tink it ish , man ? Hag . I cannot tell . Whit . Tou art a vish vatchman , i ' te mean teem . Hag . Why , should the watch go by the clock , or the clock by the watch , I pray ? Bri . One should go by ...
... Whit . Phy , phat a clock toest tou tink it ish , man ? Hag . I cannot tell . Whit . Tou art a vish vatchman , i ' te mean teem . Hag . Why , should the watch go by the clock , or the clock by the watch , I pray ? Bri . One should go by ...
440. lappuse
... Whit ? Re - enter WHIT . Whit . Behold , man , and see , What a worthy man am ee ! With the fury of my sword , And the shaking of my beard , I will make ten thousand men afeard . Knock . Well said , brave Whit ! in , and fear the ale ...
... Whit ? Re - enter WHIT . Whit . Behold , man , and see , What a worthy man am ee ! With the fury of my sword , And the shaking of my beard , I will make ten thousand men afeard . Knock . Well said , brave Whit ! in , and fear the ale ...
441. lappuse
... Whit ? Re - enter WHIT . Whit . Behold , man , and see , What a worthy man am ee ! With the fury of my sword , And the shaking of my beard , I will make ten thousand men afeard . Knock . Well said , brave Whit ! in , and fear the ale ...
... Whit ? Re - enter WHIT . Whit . Behold , man , and see , What a worthy man am ee ! With the fury of my sword , And the shaking of my beard , I will make ten thousand men afeard . Knock . Well said , brave Whit ! in , and fear the ale ...
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