The Works of Ben Jonson, 2. sējumsGeorge Routledge and Sons, 1879 - 819 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 86.
17. lappuse
... wife then objects to him : But what harm might have come of it , brother ? ' to whom Well- bred replies , Might , sister ? so might the good warm clothes your husband wears be poisoned , for any thing he knows , or the wholesome wine he ...
... wife then objects to him : But what harm might have come of it , brother ? ' to whom Well- bred replies , Might , sister ? so might the good warm clothes your husband wears be poisoned , for any thing he knows , or the wholesome wine he ...
95. lappuse
... Wife . MISTRESS BRIDGET , kis Sister . TIB , Cob's Wife . Servants , & c . PROLOGUE . please : Though need make many poets , and some such | Nor creaking throne comes down the boys to As art and nature have not bettered much ; Yet ours ...
... Wife . MISTRESS BRIDGET , kis Sister . TIB , Cob's Wife . Servants , & c . PROLOGUE . please : Though need make many poets , and some such | Nor creaking throne comes down the boys to As art and nature have not bettered much ; Yet ours ...
99. lappuse
Ben Jonson, William Gifford. liner's wife does her wrought stomacher , with a smoaky lawn , or a black cyprus ! O , coz ... wife lent him out of her purse , by sixpence at a time , besides his lodging : I would I had it ! I shall have it ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford. liner's wife does her wrought stomacher , with a smoaky lawn , or a black cyprus ! O , coz ... wife lent him out of her purse , by sixpence at a time , besides his lodging : I would I had it ! I shall have it ...
102. lappuse
... wife is fair , Myself but lately married , and my sister Here sojourning a virgin in my house , That I were jealous ! nay , as sure as death , That they would say : and , how that I had quar- My brother purposely , thereby to find An ...
... wife is fair , Myself but lately married , and my sister Here sojourning a virgin in my house , That I were jealous ! nay , as sure as death , That they would say : and , how that I had quar- My brother purposely , thereby to find An ...
111. lappuse
... wife , My sister , I should say ? My wife , alas ! I fear not her : ha ! who was it say'st thou ? Cob . By my troth , sir , will you have the truth of it ? Kit . Oh , ay , good Cob , I pray thee heartily . Cob . Then I am a vagabond ...
... wife , My sister , I should say ? My wife , alas ! I fear not her : ha ! who was it say'st thou ? Cob . By my troth , sir , will you have the truth of it ? Kit . Oh , ay , good Cob , I pray thee heartily . Cob . Then I am a vagabond ...
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