The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 56.
19. lappuse
... shew more several motions in his face Than the new London , Rome , or Niniveh , And , now and then , breaks a dry biscuit jest , Which , that it may more easily be chew'd , He steeps in his own laughter . Cor . Why , will that Make it ...
... shew more several motions in his face Than the new London , Rome , or Niniveh , And , now and then , breaks a dry biscuit jest , Which , that it may more easily be chew'd , He steeps in his own laughter . Cor . Why , will that Make it ...
36. lappuse
... shew'd them enough to the world , you may turn them away , and keep no more but a boy , it's enough . Sog . Nay , my humour is not for boys , I'll keep men , an I keep any ; and I'll give coats , that's my humour : but I lack a cullisen ...
... shew'd them enough to the world , you may turn them away , and keep no more but a boy , it's enough . Sog . Nay , my humour is not for boys , I'll keep men , an I keep any ; and I'll give coats , that's my humour : but I lack a cullisen ...
47. lappuse
... shew well upon a haberdasher's stall , at a corner shop , rarely . Fast . ' Sheart , what a damn'd witty rogue's this ! How he confounds with his similes ! 5 or one of these motions in a great antique clock ; ] A puppet , in this age ...
... shew well upon a haberdasher's stall , at a corner shop , rarely . Fast . ' Sheart , what a damn'd witty rogue's this ! How he confounds with his similes ! 5 or one of these motions in a great antique clock ; ] A puppet , in this age ...
51. lappuse
... shew what a gentleman might do in a humour . Car . O , very good . Mit . Why , this fellow's discourse were nothing but for the word humour . Cor . O bear with him ; an he should lack matter and words too , twere pitiful . the waist ...
... shew what a gentleman might do in a humour . Car . O , very good . Mit . Why , this fellow's discourse were nothing but for the word humour . Cor . O bear with him ; an he should lack matter and words too , twere pitiful . the waist ...
56. lappuse
... shew it . " Car . So it had need , ' twill scarce poise the observation else . Sog . Faith , I remember all , but the manner of it is quite out of my head . Fast . O , withdraw , withdraw , it cannot be but a most pleasing object ...
... shew it . " Car . So it had need , ' twill scarce poise the observation else . Sog . Faith , I remember all , but the manner of it is quite out of my head . Fast . O , withdraw , withdraw , it cannot be but a most pleasing object ...
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