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 84.
253. lappuse
... madam ; I must not own it else . Wit . Both are due , madam , To your great undertakings . Lady T. Great ! In troth , madam , They are my friends , that think them any thing : If I can do my sex by ' em any service , I have my ends , madam ...
... madam ; I must not own it else . Wit . Both are due , madam , To your great undertakings . Lady T. Great ! In troth , madam , They are my friends , that think them any thing : If I can do my sex by ' em any service , I have my ends , madam ...
254. lappuse
... madam , these are very feeble reasons . Wit . So I urged , madam , that the new complexion Now to come forth , in name of your ladyship's fucus , Has no ingredient- Lady T. But I durst eat , I assure you . Wit . So do they in Spain ...
... madam , these are very feeble reasons . Wit . So I urged , madam , that the new complexion Now to come forth , in name of your ladyship's fucus , Has no ingredient- Lady T. But I durst eat , I assure you . Wit . So do they in Spain ...
255. lappuse
... madam , will you let us be familiar ? Wit . Your ladyship's servant . Meer . How do you like her ? Fitz . Admirable ! But yet I cannot see the ring . Pug . Sir ! Meer . I must Deliver it , or mar all : this fool's so jea- lous ! [ Aside ...
... madam , will you let us be familiar ? Wit . Your ladyship's servant . Meer . How do you like her ? Fitz . Admirable ! But yet I cannot see the ring . Pug . Sir ! Meer . I must Deliver it , or mar all : this fool's so jea- lous ! [ Aside ...
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