The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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264. lappuse
... fortune turn her face , Knowing herself the lesser deity , And but my servant . Bashful queen , if so , Sejanus thanks thy modesty . - Who's that ? - Enter POMPONIUS and 5 MINUTIUS . Pom . His fortune suffers , till he hears my news : I ...
... fortune turn her face , Knowing herself the lesser deity , And but my servant . Bashful queen , if so , Sejanus thanks thy modesty . - Who's that ? - Enter POMPONIUS and 5 MINUTIUS . Pom . His fortune suffers , till he hears my news : I ...
315. lappuse
... fortune ! Fortune True . Fortune ! mere providence . had not a finger in't . in nature fall out so to me in these things . be otherwise . Daup . Nay , gentlemen , contend not ; ' tis well I saw it must necessarily my genius is never ...
... fortune ! Fortune True . Fortune ! mere providence . had not a finger in't . in nature fall out so to me in these things . be otherwise . Daup . Nay , gentlemen , contend not ; ' tis well I saw it must necessarily my genius is never ...
400. lappuse
... fortune now her eyes , to see with whom She goes along , that she may ne'er forsake him . Cur . He needs not her nor them . Go but on , Sergius : A valiant man is his own fate and fortune . Lon . The fate and fortune of us all go with ...
... fortune now her eyes , to see with whom She goes along , that she may ne'er forsake him . Cur . He needs not her nor them . Go but on , Sergius : A valiant man is his own fate and fortune . Lon . The fate and fortune of us all go with ...
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