The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 74.
27. lappuse
... ladies privacies . Faith , which of these Is the most pleasant lady in her physic ? Come , you are modest now . 3 Your lordship is conceited . ] Merry , disposed to joke . Every Man in his Humour , " You are conceited , sir . " * Mater ...
... ladies privacies . Faith , which of these Is the most pleasant lady in her physic ? Come , you are modest now . 3 Your lordship is conceited . ] Merry , disposed to joke . Every Man in his Humour , " You are conceited , sir . " * Mater ...
28. lappuse
... lady sleeps with her own face a nights ? Which puts her teeth off , with her clothes , in court ? Or , which her hair , which her complexion , And , in which box she puts it ? These were questions , That might , perhaps , have put your ...
... lady sleeps with her own face a nights ? Which puts her teeth off , with her clothes , in court ? Or , which her hair , which her complexion , And , in which box she puts it ? These were questions , That might , perhaps , have put your ...
29. lappuse
... lady's Of her high place and worth ; what might your lord- ship , Who presently are to trust me with your own , Judge of my faith ? Sej . Only the best , I swear . Say now that I should utter you my grief , And with it the true cause ...
... lady's Of her high place and worth ; what might your lord- ship , Who presently are to trust me with your own , Judge of my faith ? Sej . Only the best , I swear . Say now that I should utter you my grief , And with it the true cause ...
40. lappuse
... lady , Though I have loved you long , and with that height Of zeal and duty , like the fire , which more It mounts it trembles , thinking nought could add Unto the fervour which your eye had kindled ; Yet , now I see your wisdom ...
... lady , Though I have loved you long , and with that height Of zeal and duty , like the fire , which more It mounts it trembles , thinking nought could add Unto the fervour which your eye had kindled ; Yet , now I see your wisdom ...
41. lappuse
... lady , do not fear . Liv . Not I , my lord : my fear and love of him Left me at once . Sej . Illustrious lady , stay Eud . [ within . ] I'll tell his lordship . Re - enter EUdemus . Sej . Who is it , Eudemus ? Eud . One of your ...
... lady , do not fear . Liv . Not I , my lord : my fear and love of him Left me at once . Sej . Illustrious lady , stay Eud . [ within . ] I'll tell his lordship . Re - enter EUdemus . Sej . Who is it , Eudemus ? Eud . One of your ...
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