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 59.
103. lappuse
... keep him waking with thy drum ; Thy drum , my Dol , thy drum ; till he be tame As the poor black - birds were in the great frost , Or bees are with a bason ; and so hive him In the swan - skin coverlid , and cambric sheets , Till he ...
... keep him waking with thy drum ; Thy drum , my Dol , thy drum ; till he be tame As the poor black - birds were in the great frost , Or bees are with a bason ; and so hive him In the swan - skin coverlid , and cambric sheets , Till he ...
159. lappuse
... keep him Off for to - day , if I cannot longer : and then At night , I'll ship you both away to Ratcliff , Where we will meet to - morrow , and there we'll share . Let Mammon's brass and pewter keep the cellar ; We'll have another time ...
... keep him Off for to - day , if I cannot longer : and then At night , I'll ship you both away to Ratcliff , Where we will meet to - morrow , and there we'll share . Let Mammon's brass and pewter keep the cellar ; We'll have another time ...
474. lappuse
... keep it sweet . " Devil's an Ass . And by Beaumont and Fletcher : 66 this soul I speak of , " Or rather salt , to keep this heap of flesh " From being a walking stench . " Spanish Curate . I had been better have gone to mum - chance for ...
... keep it sweet . " Devil's an Ass . And by Beaumont and Fletcher : 66 this soul I speak of , " Or rather salt , to keep this heap of flesh " From being a walking stench . " Spanish Curate . I had been better have gone to mum - chance for ...
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