The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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429. lappuse
... night , when you hear him interpret master Littlewit's motion . Cokes . Speak no more , but shut up shop pres- ently , friend , I'll buy both it and thee too , to carry down with me ; and her hamper beside . Thy shop shall furnish out ...
... night , when you hear him interpret master Littlewit's motion . Cokes . Speak no more , but shut up shop pres- ently , friend , I'll buy both it and thee too , to carry down with me ; and her hamper beside . Thy shop shall furnish out ...
430. lappuse
... Night . It hath been upbraided to men of my trade , That oftentimes we are the cause of this crime ; Cokes . The more coxcombs they that did it , I wusse . Night . Alack then for pity must I bear the curse , That only belongs to the ...
... Night . It hath been upbraided to men of my trade , That oftentimes we are the cause of this crime ; Cokes . The more coxcombs they that did it , I wusse . Night . Alack then for pity must I bear the curse , That only belongs to the ...
699. lappuse
... night his noon . But may none wonder that they are so bright , The moon now borrows from a greater light : Then , princely Oberon , Go on , This is not every night . ORERON and the knights dance out the first masque dance : which was ...
... night his noon . But may none wonder that they are so bright , The moon now borrows from a greater light : Then , princely Oberon , Go on , This is not every night . ORERON and the knights dance out the first masque dance : which was ...
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