The Works of Ben Jonson, 2. sējumsGeorge Routledge and Sons, 1879 - 819 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 78.
83. lappuse
... thou wouldst choose . FRANCIS BEAUMONT . ON VOLPONE . If thou dar'st bite this Fox , then read my rhymes Thou guilty art of some of these foul crimes : Which else , are neither his nor thine , but Time's . If thou dost like it , well ...
... thou wouldst choose . FRANCIS BEAUMONT . ON VOLPONE . If thou dar'st bite this Fox , then read my rhymes Thou guilty art of some of these foul crimes : Which else , are neither his nor thine , but Time's . If thou dost like it , well ...
106. lappuse
... thou , sweet spirit , my genius ? ' Slid , I shall love Apollo and the mad Thespian girls the bet- er , while I live , for this , my dear Fury ; now , I see there's some love in thee . Sirrah , these be the two I writ to thee of : nay ...
... thou , sweet spirit , my genius ? ' Slid , I shall love Apollo and the mad Thespian girls the bet- er , while I live , for this , my dear Fury ; now , I see there's some love in thee . Sirrah , these be the two I writ to thee of : nay ...
108. lappuse
... thou art ' ware of , Thomas ; if thou should'st Reveal it , but Cash . How , I reveal it ? Kit . Nay , I do not think thou would'st ; but if thou should'st , ' Twere a great weakness . Cash . A great treachery : Give it no other name . Kit ...
... thou art ' ware of , Thomas ; if thou should'st Reveal it , but Cash . How , I reveal it ? Kit . Nay , I do not think thou would'st ; but if thou should'st , ' Twere a great weakness . Cash . A great treachery : Give it no other name . Kit ...
110. lappuse
... thou seen him , thou wouldst have sworn he might have been serjeant - major , if not licutenant - coronel to the regiment . Wel . Why , Brainworm , who would have thought thou hadst been such an artificer ? E. Know . An artificer ! an ...
... thou seen him , thou wouldst have sworn he might have been serjeant - major , if not licutenant - coronel to the regiment . Wel . Why , Brainworm , who would have thought thou hadst been such an artificer ? E. Know . An artificer ! an ...
111. lappuse
... thou must needs be talking too ; thou'rt well enough served . Cob . Nay , he will not meddle with his match , I warrant you : well , it shall be a dear beat- Ing , an I live . Bob . Do you prate , do you murmur ? E. Know . Nay , good ...
... thou must needs be talking too ; thou'rt well enough served . Cob . Nay , he will not meddle with his match , I warrant you : well , it shall be a dear beat- Ing , an I live . Bob . Do you prate , do you murmur ? E. Know . Nay , good ...
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