The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 73.
518. lappuse
... light heart . There ' tis exprest : first , by a purse of gold , A heavy purse , and then two turtles , makes , A heart with a light stuck in it , a Light Heart . Old abbot Islip could not invent better , Or prior Bolton with his bolt ...
... light heart . There ' tis exprest : first , by a purse of gold , A heavy purse , and then two turtles , makes , A heart with a light stuck in it , a Light Heart . Old abbot Islip could not invent better , Or prior Bolton with his bolt ...
715. lappuse
... light , To wait upon the Age that shall your names new nourish , Pal . Poe . Arts shall flourish . Chau . Gow . We come . Lid . Spen . We come . Since Virtue press'd shall grow , and buried Omnes . Our best of fire , Is that which ...
... light , To wait upon the Age that shall your names new nourish , Pal . Poe . Arts shall flourish . Chau . Gow . We come . Lid . Spen . We come . Since Virtue press'd shall grow , and buried Omnes . Our best of fire , Is that which ...
762. lappuse
... light the sky . Loud Music . The Scene opens , and the MASQUERS are discovered sitting about the Fountain of Light , with the Musicians , attired like the Priests of Pan , standing in the work beneath them . Enter a Fencer , flourishing ...
... light the sky . Loud Music . The Scene opens , and the MASQUERS are discovered sitting about the Fountain of Light , with the Musicians , attired like the Priests of Pan , standing in the work beneath them . Enter a Fencer , flourishing ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
MASQUES | 29 |
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