The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 4. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... honour . Speak . So may this gentleman too . Sub . Why , sir- Face . No whispering . [ Offering to whisper Face . Sub . Fore heaven , you do not apprehend the loss You do your self in this . Face Wherein ? for what ? Sub . Marry , to be ...
... honour . Speak . So may this gentleman too . Sub . Why , sir- Face . No whispering . [ Offering to whisper Face . Sub . Fore heaven , you do not apprehend the loss You do your self in this . Face Wherein ? for what ? Sub . Marry , to be ...
47. lappuse
... honour , love , respect , long life ; 8 And to Lothbury , 66 For all the copper . ] Lothbury , ( Stow says ) is inhabited chiefly by founders , that cast candlesticks , chafing dishes , spice mortars , and such like copper works . " p ...
... honour , love , respect , long life ; 8 And to Lothbury , 66 For all the copper . ] Lothbury , ( Stow says ) is inhabited chiefly by founders , that cast candlesticks , chafing dishes , spice mortars , and such like copper works . " p ...
57. lappuse
... believe , on the number of knights ( many of them more unfit for the honour than sir Epicure's cook ) who were made at the accession of James . VOL . IV . F As cobwebs ; and for all my other raiment , THE ALCHEMIST . 57.
... believe , on the number of knights ( many of them more unfit for the honour than sir Epicure's cook ) who were made at the accession of James . VOL . IV . F As cobwebs ; and for all my other raiment , THE ALCHEMIST . 57.
75. lappuse
... honour , and my noble friend ; And I respect his house . Sur . Heart ! can it be , That a grave sir , a rich , that has no need , Ulen ! ] In the folio 1616 , this is made a part of Mammon's speech . It is evident , however , from the ...
... honour , and my noble friend ; And I respect his house . Sur . Heart ! can it be , That a grave sir , a rich , that has no need , Ulen ! ] In the folio 1616 , this is made a part of Mammon's speech . It is evident , however , from the ...
89. lappuse
... honour is their multitude or suitors : Send her , it may be thy good fortune . What ! Thou dost not know . Drug . No , sir , she'll never marry Under a knight : her brother has made a vow . Face . What ! and dost thou despair , my ...
... honour is their multitude or suitors : Send her , it may be thy good fortune . What ! Thou dost not know . Drug . No , sir , she'll never marry Under a knight : her brother has made a vow . Face . What ! and dost thou despair , my ...
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