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 53.
154. lappuse
... Marry gip , goody She - justice , Mistress Frenchhood ! t - in your teeth , and t - in your Frenchhood's teeth too , to do you service , do you see ! Must you quote your Adam to me ! you think you are Madam Regent still , Mistress ...
... Marry gip , goody She - justice , Mistress Frenchhood ! t - in your teeth , and t - in your Frenchhood's teeth too , to do you service , do you see ! Must you quote your Adam to me ! you think you are Madam Regent still , Mistress ...
518. lappuse
... marry , he hath been a notable villain in his time : he is in love , sirrah , with a wench , and I have preferred thee to him ; thou shalt make him some pretty paradox , or some allegory . How does my coat sit ? well ? Ant . Ay , very ...
... marry , he hath been a notable villain in his time : he is in love , sirrah , with a wench , and I have preferred thee to him ; thou shalt make him some pretty paradox , or some allegory . How does my coat sit ? well ? Ant . Ay , very ...
550. lappuse
... marry you , And put you in an honourable state . Rach . To marry me ! O heaven ! can it be That men should live with such unfeeling souls , Rach . What , again returned Unto this violent passion ! Ang . Do but hear me ; By heaven I love ...
... marry you , And put you in an honourable state . Rach . To marry me ! O heaven ! can it be That men should live with such unfeeling souls , Rach . What , again returned Unto this violent passion ! Ang . Do but hear me ; By heaven I love ...
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