The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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38. lappuse
... thee , than to take such base courses , as to live by my wits . What , dost thou think I live by my wits ? Muc . Methinks , jester , you should not relish this well . Car . Ha ! does he know me ? Mac . Though yours be the worst use a ...
... thee , than to take such base courses , as to live by my wits . What , dost thou think I live by my wits ? Muc . Methinks , jester , you should not relish this well . Car . Ha ! does he know me ? Mac . Though yours be the worst use a ...
41. lappuse
... thee , and thy house ! [ Aside . Sord . O , here , St. Swithin's , the 15 day , variable weather , for the most part rain , good ! for the most part rain : why , it should rain forty days after , now , more or less , it was a rule held ...
... thee , and thy house ! [ Aside . Sord . O , here , St. Swithin's , the 15 day , variable weather , for the most part rain , good ! for the most part rain : why , it should rain forty days after , now , more or less , it was a rule held ...
42. lappuse
... thee . [ Puts it up . • Laid I [ a ] penny out , & c . ] We must not be surprised at the confidence which Sordido reposes in his almanack , as persons in his station of life are to be found , even now , superstitiously attentive to its ...
... thee . [ Puts it up . • Laid I [ a ] penny out , & c . ] We must not be surprised at the confidence which Sordido reposes in his almanack , as persons in his station of life are to be found , even now , superstitiously attentive to its ...
53. lappuse
... thee suffer me to enjoy thy company a little , sweet mischief : by this air , I shall envy this gentleman's place in thy affections , if you be thus private , i'faith . 2 and walks all day hang'd in pomander chains , & c . ] Pomanders ...
... thee suffer me to enjoy thy company a little , sweet mischief : by this air , I shall envy this gentleman's place in thy affections , if you be thus private , i'faith . 2 and walks all day hang'd in pomander chains , & c . ] Pomanders ...
57. lappuse
... thee what thou hast deserved , the horn , and thanks . [ Exit Huntsman . Car . Ay , marry , there is some taste in this . Fast . Is't not good ? Sog . Ah , peace ; now above , now above ! [ A Waiting - gentlewoman appears at the window ...
... thee what thou hast deserved , the horn , and thanks . [ Exit Huntsman . Car . Ay , marry , there is some taste in this . Fast . Is't not good ? Sog . Ah , peace ; now above , now above ! [ A Waiting - gentlewoman appears at the window ...
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