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.
117. lappuse
... thou not feel thy counsels all laid open , And see thy wild conspiracy bound in With each man's knowledge ? Which of all this order Canst thou think ignorant , if they will but utter Their conscience to the right , of what thou didst ...
... thou not feel thy counsels all laid open , And see thy wild conspiracy bound in With each man's knowledge ? Which of all this order Canst thou think ignorant , if they will but utter Their conscience to the right , of what thou didst ...
118. lappuse
... thou couldst not move Against a public reed ; when thou wert heard To say upon the parting of the rest , Thou wouldst content thee with the murder of us That did remain ? beside , Hadst thou not hope By a surprise by night to take ...
... thou couldst not move Against a public reed ; when thou wert heard To say upon the parting of the rest , Thou wouldst content thee with the murder of us That did remain ? beside , Hadst thou not hope By a surprise by night to take ...
119. lappuse
... Thou wilt free me of all my fears at once , To see a wall between us . Dost thou stop To do that , now commanded , which be- fore Of thine own choice thou wert prone to ? Go ! the consul Bids thee , an enemy , to depart the city : Whither , ...
... Thou wilt free me of all my fears at once , To see a wall between us . Dost thou stop To do that , now commanded , which be- fore Of thine own choice thou wert prone to ? Go ! the consul Bids thee , an enemy , to depart the city : Whither , ...
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