The Works of Ben Jonson, 2. sējumsGeorge Routledge and Sons, 1879 - 819 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 85.
76. lappuse
... give pleasure where I once hoped to give it ; and fame , or , if it must be so , vanity , appears , I know not how , in colors of less seductive brightness : the fairy vision has receded as I advanced ; and the toilsome way is ...
... give pleasure where I once hoped to give it ; and fame , or , if it must be so , vanity , appears , I know not how , in colors of less seductive brightness : the fairy vision has receded as I advanced ; and the toilsome way is ...
99. lappuse
... give it him . Cob . I will not give it him though , sir . Mass , I thought somewhat was in it , we could not get him to bed all night : Well , sir ; though he lie not on my bed , he lies on my bench : an't please you to go up , sir ...
... give it him . Cob . I will not give it him though , sir . Mass , I thought somewhat was in it , we could not get him to bed all night : Well , sir ; though he lie not on my bed , he lies on my bench : an't please you to go up , sir ...
104. lappuse
... give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather it were a Spaniard . But tell me , what shall I give you for it ? An it had a silver hilt - E. Know . Come , come , you ...
... give me an angel . Brai . At your worship's pleasure , sir : nay , ' tis a most pure Toledo . Step . I had rather it were a Spaniard . But tell me , what shall I give you for it ? An it had a silver hilt - E. Know . Come , come , you ...
108. lappuse
... give your subtilty that scope . Who will not judge him worthy to be robbed , That sets his doors wide open to a thief , And shews the felon where his treasure lies ? Again , what earthy spirit but will attempt To taste the fruit of ...
... give your subtilty that scope . Who will not judge him worthy to be robbed , That sets his doors wide open to a thief , And shews the felon where his treasure lies ? Again , what earthy spirit but will attempt To taste the fruit of ...
122. lappuse
... give me my gorget , my sword : stand by , I will end your Let the soldier enter . [ Exit Servant . matters anon . Enter BOBADILL , followed by MATHEW . Now , sir , what have you to say to me ? Bob . By your worship's favor Clem . Nay ...
... give me my gorget , my sword : stand by , I will end your Let the soldier enter . [ Exit Servant . matters anon . Enter BOBADILL , followed by MATHEW . Now , sir , what have you to say to me ? Bob . By your worship's favor Clem . Nay ...
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