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 89.
41. lappuse
... brought in Daily by their small parties . This dear hour , A doughty don is taken with my Dol ; And thou mayst make his ransom what thou wilt , My Donsabel ; he shall be brought here fettered With thy fair looks , before he sees thee ...
... brought in Daily by their small parties . This dear hour , A doughty don is taken with my Dol ; And thou mayst make his ransom what thou wilt , My Donsabel ; he shall be brought here fettered With thy fair looks , before he sees thee ...
138. lappuse
... brought out . ] -Here , you , the sad revengers Of capital crimes against the public , take This man unto your justice ; strangle him . Len . Thou dost well , consul . " Twas a cast at dice , In fortune's hand , not long since , that ...
... brought out . ] -Here , you , the sad revengers Of capital crimes against the public , take This man unto your justice ; strangle him . Len . Thou dost well , consul . " Twas a cast at dice , In fortune's hand , not long since , that ...
335. lappuse
... brought on the stage on the 19th of January , 1629 , and in the technical language of the Green - room ... brought a cloud over the dramatic fame of Jonson at its first appearance , but furnished a pretence for calumniating his memory ...
... brought on the stage on the 19th of January , 1629 , and in the technical language of the Green - room ... brought a cloud over the dramatic fame of Jonson at its first appearance , but furnished a pretence for calumniating his memory ...
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