The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 75.
226. lappuse
... hand , shall dispose it , As if his hand had eyes and soul in it , With worth and judgment . Hands , that part with Or will restrain their use , without desert , Or with a misery numb'd to virtue's right , Work as they had no soul to ...
... hand , shall dispose it , As if his hand had eyes and soul in it , With worth and judgment . Hands , that part with Or will restrain their use , without desert , Or with a misery numb'd to virtue's right , Work as they had no soul to ...
562. lappuse
... hand Into your pocket to discharge a reckoning , And this we sons of physic do call chiragra , A kind of cramp , or hand - gout . You shall purge for't . [ advise him Item . Indeed your worship should do well to To cleanse his body ...
... hand Into your pocket to discharge a reckoning , And this we sons of physic do call chiragra , A kind of cramp , or hand - gout . You shall purge for't . [ advise him Item . Indeed your worship should do well to To cleanse his body ...
643. lappuse
... hand the fasces , as tokens of magistracy , with this inscription ; SERVARE CIVES . The other on the left hand , POLEMIUS , EUPHROSYNE , or Gladness , was suited in green , a mantle of divers colors , embroidered with all variety of ...
... hand the fasces , as tokens of magistracy , with this inscription ; SERVARE CIVES . The other on the left hand , POLEMIUS , EUPHROSYNE , or Gladness , was suited in green , a mantle of divers colors , embroidered with all variety of ...
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