The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.3. rezultāts no 94.
112. lappuse
... Marry , I have sel- dom ' scaped scot - free at the Lattice . Clem . O , well ; what business has my poor neighbor with me ? Cob . An't like your worship , I am come to crave the peace of your worship . Clem . Of me , knave ! Peace of ...
... Marry , I have sel- dom ' scaped scot - free at the Lattice . Clem . O , well ; what business has my poor neighbor with me ? Cob . An't like your worship , I am come to crave the peace of your worship . Clem . Of me , knave ! Peace of ...
317. lappuse
... marry ; but how will't be done ? True . I'll undertake the directing of all the lady - guests thither , and then the meat must follow . a soft low voice , to marry us ; and pray him he will not be impertinent , but brief as he can ...
... marry ; but how will't be done ? True . I'll undertake the directing of all the lady - guests thither , and then the meat must follow . a soft low voice , to marry us ; and pray him he will not be impertinent , but brief as he can ...
592. lappuse
... marry Awdrey : And who should marry her but this very Clay , Who was charged to be the chief thief o ' ' em all . Now I ( the halter stick me if I tell Your worships any leazins ) did fore - think ' un The truest man , till he was run ...
... marry Awdrey : And who should marry her but this very Clay , Who was charged to be the chief thief o ' ' em all . Now I ( the halter stick me if I tell Your worships any leazins ) did fore - think ' un The truest man , till he was run ...
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