The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsChatto and Windus, 1888 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 88.
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... Eyes . His days of feast and liberty again . Ears . Where men might do , and talk all that they list . Eyes . Slaves of their lords . Nose . The servants of their masters . Ears . And subjects of their Sovereign . Fame . Not so lavish ...
... Eyes . His days of feast and liberty again . Ears . Where men might do , and talk all that they list . Eyes . Slaves of their lords . Nose . The servants of their masters . Ears . And subjects of their Sovereign . Fame . Not so lavish ...
172. lappuse
... Eyes . The ragged rascals ? Fame . Yes . Eyes . Mere rogues : -you'd think them rogues , but they are friends ; One is his printer in disguise , and keeps His press in a hollow tree , where to con- ceal him , He works by glow - worm ...
... Eyes . The ragged rascals ? Fame . Yes . Eyes . Mere rogues : -you'd think them rogues , but they are friends ; One is his printer in disguise , and keeps His press in a hollow tree , where to con- ceal him , He works by glow - worm ...
173. lappuse
... Eyes . Pox ! then ' tis nothing . I had now a fancy We might have talked o the king . Ears . Or state . Nose . Or all the world . Eyes . Censured the council ere they cen- sure us . Ears . We do it in Paul's . Nose . Yes , and in all ...
... Eyes . Pox ! then ' tis nothing . I had now a fancy We might have talked o the king . Ears . Or state . Nose . Or all the world . Eyes . Censured the council ere they cen- sure us . Ears . We do it in Paul's . Nose . Yes , and in all ...
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TO HIS MUCH AND WORTHILY ESTEEMED FRIEND THE AUTHOR | 19 |
Bellum Scribentium | 37 |
TO THE SAME | 43 |
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