The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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121. lappuse
... bring him along , or I'll swinge you . Brai . Sir , I pity the gentleman's case : here's your money again . Dow . ' Sdeins , tell not me of my money ; bring him away , I say . Brai . I warrant you he will go with you of himself , sir ...
... bring him along , or I'll swinge you . Brai . Sir , I pity the gentleman's case : here's your money again . Dow . ' Sdeins , tell not me of my money ; bring him away , I say . Brai . I warrant you he will go with you of himself , sir ...
217. lappuse
... bring me o'the stage there ; you'll play me , they say ; I shall be presented by a sort of copper - laced scoundrels of you : life of Pluto ! an you stage me , stinkard , your man- sions shall sweat for't , your tabernacles , varlets ...
... bring me o'the stage there ; you'll play me , they say ; I shall be presented by a sort of copper - laced scoundrels of you : life of Pluto ! an you stage me , stinkard , your man- sions shall sweat for't , your tabernacles , varlets ...
409. lappuse
... Bring Lentulus forth . [ He is brought out . ] Here , you , the sad revengers Of capital crimes against the public , take This man unto your justice ; strangle him . - To death by a sword ! strangle me , I may sleep ; I shall grow ...
... Bring Lentulus forth . [ He is brought out . ] Here , you , the sad revengers Of capital crimes against the public , take This man unto your justice ; strangle him . - To death by a sword ! strangle me , I may sleep ; I shall grow ...
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