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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
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... thee ; that none Might be thy second ; while thy glory is To be the Horace of our times , and his.2 TO BEN JONSON . ' Tis dangerous to praise ; besides the task Which to do't well , will ask An age of time and judgment ; who can then Be ...
... thee ; that none Might be thy second ; while thy glory is To be the Horace of our times , and his.2 TO BEN JONSON . ' Tis dangerous to praise ; besides the task Which to do't well , will ask An age of time and judgment ; who can then Be ...
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... thee to tear and rand . Rascal , to him , cherish his muse , go ; thou hast forty- forty shillings , I mean , stinkard ; give him in earnest , do , he shall write for thee , slave 4 If he pen for thee once , thou shalt not need to ...
... thee to tear and rand . Rascal , to him , cherish his muse , go ; thou hast forty- forty shillings , I mean , stinkard ; give him in earnest , do , he shall write for thee , slave 4 If he pen for thee once , thou shalt not need to ...
242. lappuse
... thee hand and foot , throw thee down into the earth , and make a poor poet of thee , if thou abuse me thus . Gal . A good smart - tongued goddess , a right Juno ! Ovid . Juno , we will cudgel thee , Juno ; we told thee so yesterday ...
... thee hand and foot , throw thee down into the earth , and make a poor poet of thee , if thou abuse me thus . Gal . A good smart - tongued goddess , a right Juno ! Ovid . Juno , we will cudgel thee , Juno ; we told thee so yesterday ...
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PROOFS OF JONSONS MALIGNITY | lxxxi |
CHARACTERS OF JONSON | xcv |
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