The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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345. lappuse
... grace yet ? Dap . Whom ? Face . Your aunt of Fairy ? [ captain ; Sub . Not since she kist him in the cradle , I can resolve you that . Face . Well , see her grace , Whate'er it cost you , for a thing that I know . It will be somewhat ...
... grace yet ? Dap . Whom ? Face . Your aunt of Fairy ? [ captain ; Sub . Not since she kist him in the cradle , I can resolve you that . Face . Well , see her grace , Whate'er it cost you , for a thing that I know . It will be somewhat ...
436. lappuse
... Grace . It may be you are , you know not what is toward you : will you consent to a motion of mine , gentlemen ? Winw . Whatever it be , we'll presume reason- ableness , coming from you . Quar . And fitness too . Grace . I saw one of ...
... Grace . It may be you are , you know not what is toward you : will you consent to a motion of mine , gentlemen ? Winw . Whatever it be , we'll presume reason- ableness , coming from you . Quar . And fitness too . Grace . I saw one of ...
679. lappuse
... Grace . He doth bear a golden bow , And a quiver , hanging low , Full of arrows , that outbrave Dian's shafts ; where , if he have Any head more sharp than other , With that first he strikes his mother . 1 Grace . Still the fairest are ...
... Grace . He doth bear a golden bow , And a quiver , hanging low , Full of arrows , that outbrave Dian's shafts ; where , if he have Any head more sharp than other , With that first he strikes his mother . 1 Grace . Still the fairest are ...
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