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 87.
36. lappuse
... bear with willing shoulders , as the trials Sent forth to tempt our frailties . Ana . In pure zeal , I do not like the man , he is a heathen , And speaks the language of Canaan , truly . Tri . think him a profane person in- deed . Ana ...
... bear with willing shoulders , as the trials Sent forth to tempt our frailties . Ana . In pure zeal , I do not like the man , he is a heathen , And speaks the language of Canaan , truly . Tri . think him a profane person in- deed . Ana ...
145. lappuse
... Bear - garden was in the vicinity of this 3 Broken apples for the bears within ? ] theatre , which , from Jonson's own account , was not altogether unworthy of its neigh- Give me the counterpane . ] " One part , " Cole says , " of a ...
... Bear - garden was in the vicinity of this 3 Broken apples for the bears within ? ] theatre , which , from Jonson's own account , was not altogether unworthy of its neigh- Give me the counterpane . ] " One part , " Cole says , " of a ...
541. lappuse
... bear no longer . Jun . Not bear what , my mad meridian slave ? not bear what ? Oni . Cupid's burthen ; ' tis too heavy , too tolerable ; and as for the handker- chief and the posie , I will not trouble thee ; but if thou wilt go with me ...
... bear no longer . Jun . Not bear what , my mad meridian slave ? not bear what ? Oni . Cupid's burthen ; ' tis too heavy , too tolerable ; and as for the handker- chief and the posie , I will not trouble thee ; but if thou wilt go with me ...
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