The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 21.
174. lappuse
Ben Jonson. Enter HEDON , ANAIDES , and GELAIA . Hed . Boy ! Mer . Sir . Hed . Are any of the la lies in the presence ? Mer . None yet , sir . Hed . Give me some gold , -more . Ana . Is that thy boy , Hedon ? Hed . Ay , what think'st ...
Ben Jonson. Enter HEDON , ANAIDES , and GELAIA . Hed . Boy ! Mer . Sir . Hed . Are any of the la lies in the presence ? Mer . None yet , sir . Hed . Give me some gold , -more . Ana . Is that thy boy , Hedon ? Hed . Ay , what think'st ...
183. lappuse
... Hedon . Enter HEDON , ANAIDES , and MERCURY , who re- tires with CUPID to the back of the stage , where they converse together . Hed . Save you sweet and clear beauties ! By the spirit that moves in me , you are all most pleasingly ...
... Hedon . Enter HEDON , ANAIDES , and MERCURY , who re- tires with CUPID to the back of the stage , where they converse together . Hed . Save you sweet and clear beauties ! By the spirit that moves in me , you are all most pleasingly ...
187. lappuse
... Hedon , I must entreat you to exchange knowledge with this gentleman . Hed . ' Tis a thing , next to the water , we expect , I thirst after , sir . Good monsieur Asotus . Aso . Good monsieur Hedon , I would be glad to be loved of men of ...
... Hedon , I must entreat you to exchange knowledge with this gentleman . Hed . ' Tis a thing , next to the water , we expect , I thirst after , sir . Good monsieur Asotus . Aso . Good monsieur Hedon , I would be glad to be loved of men of ...
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