The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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131. lappuse
... better means , I tell thee , than to take such base courses , as to live by my wits . What , dost thou think I live by my wits ? Mac . Methinks , jester , you should not relish this well . Car . Ha ! does he know me ? Mac . Though yours ...
... better means , I tell thee , than to take such base courses , as to live by my wits . What , dost thou think I live by my wits ? Mac . Methinks , jester , you should not relish this well . Car . Ha ! does he know me ? Mac . Though yours ...
194. lappuse
... Better Regard ? Mor . A face favorably simpering , and a fan waving . Ana . They have done doubtfully . Divide . Give the favorable face to the signior , and the light wave to the monsieur . Amo . You become the simper well , lady . Mer ...
... Better Regard ? Mor . A face favorably simpering , and a fan waving . Ana . They have done doubtfully . Divide . Give the favorable face to the signior , and the light wave to the monsieur . Amo . You become the simper well , lady . Mer ...
430. lappuse
... better been starv'd by thy nurse , Than live to be hanged for cutting a purse . Coxes . Good i'faith ; how say you , Numps , is there any harm in this ? Night . It hath been upbraided to men of my trade , That oftentimes we are the ...
... better been starv'd by thy nurse , Than live to be hanged for cutting a purse . Coxes . Good i'faith ; how say you , Numps , is there any harm in this ? Night . It hath been upbraided to men of my trade , That oftentimes we are the ...
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