The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 68.
260. lappuse
... hath his slaughter - house at Capree ; Where he doth study murder , as an art ; And they are dearest in his grace , that can Devise the deepest tortures . Thither , too , He hath his boys , and beauteous girls ta'en up Out of our ...
... hath his slaughter - house at Capree ; Where he doth study murder , as an art ; And they are dearest in his grace , that can Devise the deepest tortures . Thither , too , He hath his boys , and beauteous girls ta'en up Out of our ...
780. lappuse
... Hath challeng'd either wide countee ; Come Cut and Long - tail : for there be Six bachelors as bold as he , Adjuting to his companee , And each one hath his livery . Fitz . Six Hoods they are , and of the blood , They tell of ancient ...
... Hath challeng'd either wide countee ; Come Cut and Long - tail : for there be Six bachelors as bold as he , Adjuting to his companee , And each one hath his livery . Fitz . Six Hoods they are , and of the blood , They tell of ancient ...
918. lappuse
... Hath thy stern step - dame to thy sire reveal'd Some youthful act , which thou couldst wish conceal'd ? Part of thy herd hath some close thief convey'd From open pastures to a darker shade ? Part of thy flock hath some fierce torrent ...
... Hath thy stern step - dame to thy sire reveal'd Some youthful act , which thou couldst wish conceal'd ? Part of thy herd hath some close thief convey'd From open pastures to a darker shade ? Part of thy flock hath some fierce torrent ...
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