The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 17.
279. lappuse
... Corv . Say , I have a diamond for him , too . Mos . Best shew it , sir ; Put it into his hand ; ' tis only there He apprehends : he has his feeling , yet . See how he grasps it ! Corv . ' Las , good gentleman ! How pitiful the sight is ...
... Corv . Say , I have a diamond for him , too . Mos . Best shew it , sir ; Put it into his hand ; ' tis only there He apprehends : he has his feeling , yet . See how he grasps it ! Corv . ' Las , good gentleman ! How pitiful the sight is ...
285. lappuse
... Corv . How ! Mos . Yes , signior Lupo , the physician . Corv . His daughter ! Mos . And a virgin , sir . Why , alas , He knows the state of's body , what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ; Corv . Death ! that ...
... Corv . How ! Mos . Yes , signior Lupo , the physician . Corv . His daughter ! Mos . And a virgin , sir . Why , alas , He knows the state of's body , what it is ; That nought can warm his blood , sir , but a fever ; Corv . Death ! that ...
304. lappuse
... Corv . The man is mad ! Corb . What's that ? Corv . He is possest . [ Aside . [ I prostrate Volt . For which , now struck in conscience , here Myself at your offended feet , for pardon . 1 , 2 Avoc . Arise . Cel . O heaven , how just ...
... Corv . The man is mad ! Corb . What's that ? Corv . He is possest . [ Aside . [ I prostrate Volt . For which , now struck in conscience , here Myself at your offended feet , for pardon . 1 , 2 Avoc . Arise . Cel . O heaven , how just ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
MASQUES | 29 |
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