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 16.
13. lappuse
... gallants to a cloke , 3 indeed . Face . A strange success , that some man shall be born to ! Sub . He hears you , man- Dap . Sir , I'll not be ingrateful . Face . Faith , have confidence in his good nature : You hear , he says he will ...
... gallants to a cloke , 3 indeed . Face . A strange success , that some man shall be born to ! Sub . He hears you , man- Dap . Sir , I'll not be ingrateful . Face . Faith , have confidence in his good nature : You hear , he says he will ...
320. lappuse
... gallants gather all about Pecunia . Mad . Who'd lie in a room with a close stool and garlic , And kennel with his dogs , that had a prince Like this young Pennyboy , to sojourn with ! Shun . He'll let you have your liberty—— Alm . Go ...
... gallants gather all about Pecunia . Mad . Who'd lie in a room with a close stool and garlic , And kennel with his dogs , that had a prince Like this young Pennyboy , to sojourn with ! Shun . He'll let you have your liberty—— Alm . Go ...
418. lappuse
... gallants Of the first head . Prac . A pretty kind of valour ! chief In his own apprehension unavoidable . Prac . Which is in cowards wounded mortally , Or thieves adjudged to die . Com . This is a valour I should desire much to see ...
... gallants Of the first head . Prac . A pretty kind of valour ! chief In his own apprehension unavoidable . Prac . Which is in cowards wounded mortally , Or thieves adjudged to die . Com . This is a valour I should desire much to see ...
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