The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 27.
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... Cler . Marry , a barber , one Cutbeard ; an hon- est fellow , one that tells Dauphine all here . True . Why you oppress me with wonder : a woman , and a barber , and love no noise ! Cler . Yes , faith . The fellow trims him silently ...
... Cler . Marry , a barber , one Cutbeard ; an hon- est fellow , one that tells Dauphine all here . True . Why you oppress me with wonder : a woman , and a barber , and love no noise ! Cler . Yes , faith . The fellow trims him silently ...
314. lappuse
Ben Jonson. Cler . No , I think ' tis Plutarch . Daw . The dor on Plutarch and Seneca ! I hate it : they are mine own imaginations , by that light . I wonder those fellows have such credit with gentlemen . Cler . They are very grave ...
Ben Jonson. Cler . No , I think ' tis Plutarch . Daw . The dor on Plutarch and Seneca ! I hate it : they are mine own imaginations , by that light . I wonder those fellows have such credit with gentlemen . Cler . They are very grave ...
333. lappuse
... Cler . Why , Dauphine took them from the madman . La - F . And he took them from our boys , I warrant you . Cler . Very like , sir . La - F . Thank you , good master Clerimont . Sir John Daw and I are both beholden to you . Cler . Would ...
... Cler . Why , Dauphine took them from the madman . La - F . And he took them from our boys , I warrant you . Cler . Very like , sir . La - F . Thank you , good master Clerimont . Sir John Daw and I are both beholden to you . Cler . Would ...
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