The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 84.
157. lappuse
... leave him at the porter's lodge . Punt . Not so : his worth is too well known amongst them , to be forth - coming . Fast . ' Slight , how will you do then ? Punt . I must leave him with one that is igno- rant of his quality , if I will ...
... leave him at the porter's lodge . Punt . Not so : his worth is too well known amongst them , to be forth - coming . Fast . ' Slight , how will you do then ? Punt . I must leave him with one that is igno- rant of his quality , if I will ...
207. lappuse
... leave you . Publius , if thou wilt hold my favor , abandon these idle , fruitless studies , that so bewitch thee . Send Janus home his back face again , and look only forward to the law intend that . I will allow thee what shall suit ...
... leave you . Publius , if thou wilt hold my favor , abandon these idle , fruitless studies , that so bewitch thee . Send Janus home his back face again , and look only forward to the law intend that . I will allow thee what shall suit ...
941. lappuse
... leave the loathed stage ( Ode by the Author to himself ) .... 45. On my First Son ... ib . 544 46 To Sir Luckless Woo - all .. ib . Come leave this saucy way , ( an answer to the Ode , " Come leave the loathed stage , " ) by Owen Felt ...
... leave the loathed stage ( Ode by the Author to himself ) .... 45. On my First Son ... ib . 544 46 To Sir Luckless Woo - all .. ib . Come leave this saucy way , ( an answer to the Ode , " Come leave the loathed stage , " ) by Owen Felt ...
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