The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 76.
382. lappuse
... Madam . Ful . Look Gal . I mean to dress you , madam . Ful . O , my Juno , Be friend to me ! offering at wit too ? why , Galla , Where hast thou been ? Gal . Why , madam ? Ful . What hast thou done With thy poor innocent self ? Gal ...
... Madam . Ful . Look Gal . I mean to dress you , madam . Ful . O , my Juno , Be friend to me ! offering at wit too ? why , Galla , Where hast thou been ? Gal . Why , madam ? Ful . What hast thou done With thy poor innocent self ? Gal ...
472. lappuse
... Madam ! [ Aside to MANLY . ] He is one , in a word , I'll trust his malice With any man's credit , I would have abused . Man . Sir , if you think you do please me in You are deceived . [ this , Meer . No , but because my lady Named him ...
... Madam ! [ Aside to MANLY . ] He is one , in a word , I'll trust his malice With any man's credit , I would have abused . Man . Sir , if you think you do please me in You are deceived . [ this , Meer . No , but because my lady Named him ...
473. lappuse
... Madam , the duke of Drown'd- That will be shortly . Wit . Is this my lord ? Meer . The same . Fitz . Your servant , madam ! [ land , [ offended , Wit . [ Takes MANLY aside . How now , friend ! That I have found your haunt here ? Man ...
... Madam , the duke of Drown'd- That will be shortly . Wit . Is this my lord ? Meer . The same . Fitz . Your servant , madam ! [ land , [ offended , Wit . [ Takes MANLY aside . How now , friend ! That I have found your haunt here ? Man ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
MASQUES | 29 |
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