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 84.
265. lappuse
... Thou heav'st thy eye - lids up , thou dost forget , Sooner than thou wert told , thy proper danger . I did unreverently to blame the gods , Who wake for thee , though thou snore to thy self . Is it not strange thou should'st be so ...
... Thou heav'st thy eye - lids up , thou dost forget , Sooner than thou wert told , thy proper danger . I did unreverently to blame the gods , Who wake for thee , though thou snore to thy self . Is it not strange thou should'st be so ...
298. lappuse
... thou cam'st , didst thou not find the place Made good against thee with my aids , my watches ? My garrisons fortified it . Thou dost nothing , Sergius , Thou canst endeavour nothing , nay , not think , But I both see and hear it ; and ...
... thou cam'st , didst thou not find the place Made good against thee with my aids , my watches ? My garrisons fortified it . Thou dost nothing , Sergius , Thou canst endeavour nothing , nay , not think , But I both see and hear it ; and ...
302. lappuse
... thou dar'st tarry here ! go forth at last , Condemn thy self to flight and solitude . Discharge the commonwealth of her deep fear.- Go ; into banishment , if thou wait'st the word : Why dost thou look ? they all consent unto it . Dost thou ...
... thou dar'st tarry here ! go forth at last , Condemn thy self to flight and solitude . Discharge the commonwealth of her deep fear.- Go ; into banishment , if thou wait'st the word : Why dost thou look ? they all consent unto it . Dost thou ...
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