The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 85.
318. lappuse
... bear , and horse is known all over England , in rerum natura . your Mrs. Ott . ' Fore me , I will na - ture them over to Paris - garden , and na - ture you thither too , if you pronounce them again . Is a bear a fit beast , or a bull ...
... bear , and horse is known all over England , in rerum natura . your Mrs. Ott . ' Fore me , I will na - ture them over to Paris - garden , and na - ture you thither too , if you pronounce them again . Is a bear a fit beast , or a bull ...
325. lappuse
... bear , and horse to fight . Daw . Yes , faith , the captain says we shall be his dogs to bait them . Daup . A good employment . True . Come on , let's see your course , then . La - F . I am afraid my cousin will be offended , if she ...
... bear , and horse to fight . Daw . Yes , faith , the captain says we shall be his dogs to bait them . Daup . A good employment . True . Come on , let's see your course , then . La - F . I am afraid my cousin will be offended , if she ...
803. lappuse
... bear More hatred , than thou hast to me . My tender , first , and simple years Thou didst abuse , and then betray ; Since stirr❜dst up jealousies and fears , When all the causes were away . Then in a soil hast planted me , Where ...
... bear More hatred , than thou hast to me . My tender , first , and simple years Thou didst abuse , and then betray ; Since stirr❜dst up jealousies and fears , When all the causes were away . Then in a soil hast planted me , Where ...
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