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 88.
89. lappuse
... kind ' May seek itself there , and not find . They eat on beds of silk and gold , At ivory tables , or wood sold Dearer than it ; and leaving plate , Do drink in stone of higher rate . They hunt all grounds , and draw all seas , Fowl ...
... kind ' May seek itself there , and not find . They eat on beds of silk and gold , At ivory tables , or wood sold Dearer than it ; and leaving plate , Do drink in stone of higher rate . They hunt all grounds , and draw all seas , Fowl ...
415. lappuse
... kind of stoppage , Or tumour of the purse , for want of exer- cise , That you are troubled with : some ligatures In the neck of your vesica , or marsupium , Are so close knit that you cannot evaporate ; And therefore you must use ...
... kind of stoppage , Or tumour of the purse , for want of exer- cise , That you are troubled with : some ligatures In the neck of your vesica , or marsupium , Are so close knit that you cannot evaporate ; And therefore you must use ...
451. lappuse
... kind Of fellows were they ? Hills . Thieves - kind , I have told you . Turfe . I mean , what kind of men ? Hilts . Men of our make . Turfe . Nay , but with patience , sir . We that are officers Must ' quire the special marks , and all ...
... kind Of fellows were they ? Hills . Thieves - kind , I have told you . Turfe . I mean , what kind of men ? Hilts . Men of our make . Turfe . Nay , but with patience , sir . We that are officers Must ' quire the special marks , and all ...
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