The Works of Ben Jonson with Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical MemoirChatto and Windus, 1885 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 79.
156. lappuse
... child ; how do you ? sweet child , speak to me . Mrs. Lit. Yes , forsooth . Pure . Look up , sweet Win - the - fight , and suffer not the enemy to enter you at this door , remember that your education has been with the purest . What ...
... child ; how do you ? sweet child , speak to me . Mrs. Lit. Yes , forsooth . Pure . Look up , sweet Win - the - fight , and suffer not the enemy to enter you at this door , remember that your education has been with the purest . What ...
157. lappuse
... child , you shall eat pig ; be comforted , my sweet child . Mrs. Lit. Ay , but in the Fair , mother . Pure . I mean in the Fair , if it can be any way made or found lawful , Re - enter Littlewit . Where is our brother Busy ? will he not ...
... child , you shall eat pig ; be comforted , my sweet child . Mrs. Lit. Ay , but in the Fair , mother . Pure . I mean in the Fair , if it can be any way made or found lawful , Re - enter Littlewit . Where is our brother Busy ? will he not ...
351. lappuse
... child , and well assured ? Pru . As I am , madam : Have him in no suspicion , more than me . Here comes mine host ; will you but please to ask him , Or let me make the motion ? Lady F. Which thou wilt , Prue . Enter Host . Host . Your ...
... child , and well assured ? Pru . As I am , madam : Have him in no suspicion , more than me . Here comes mine host ; will you but please to ask him , Or let me make the motion ? Lady F. Which thou wilt , Prue . Enter Host . Host . Your ...
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