The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 87.
175. lappuse
... face , ' tis thus : a dull , plodding - face , still looking in a direct line , forward there is no great matter in this face . Then have you your student's , or aca- demic face , which is here an honest , simple , and methodical face ...
... face , ' tis thus : a dull , plodding - face , still looking in a direct line , forward there is no great matter in this face . Then have you your student's , or aca- demic face , which is here an honest , simple , and methodical face ...
343. lappuse
... Face . For which at supper , thou shalt sit in triumph , And not be styled Dol Common , but Dol Proper , Dol Singular : the longest cut at night Shall draw thee for his Dol Particular . [ Bell rings without . Sub . Who's that ? one ...
... Face . For which at supper , thou shalt sit in triumph , And not be styled Dol Common , but Dol Proper , Dol Singular : the longest cut at night Shall draw thee for his Dol Particular . [ Bell rings without . Sub . Who's that ? one ...
357. lappuse
... Face . Why , this is a lucky day . Ten pounds No creature else . [ Knocking without . ] Who's And I would fain be one of ' em ,. And come again my self . Face . Are they within then ? Sub . Numbering the sum . Sub . A hundred marks , boy ...
... Face . Why , this is a lucky day . Ten pounds No creature else . [ Knocking without . ] Who's And I would fain be one of ' em ,. And come again my self . Face . Are they within then ? Sub . Numbering the sum . Sub . A hundred marks , boy ...
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