The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 92.
129. lappuse
... Observe these : he'll appear himself anon . Car . A most gentlemanlike resolution . So7 . Tut ! an I take an humor of a thing once , I am like your tailor's needle , I go through : but , for my name , signior , how think you ? will it ...
... Observe these : he'll appear himself anon . Car . A most gentlemanlike resolution . So7 . Tut ! an I take an humor of a thing once , I am like your tailor's needle , I go through : but , for my name , signior , how think you ? will it ...
144. lappuse
... observe it . Car . Nay , look you , sir , now you are a gen- tleman , you must carry a more exalted presence , change your mood and habit to a more austere form ; be exceeding proud , stand upon your gentility , and scorn every man ...
... observe it . Car . Nay , look you , sir , now you are a gen- tleman , you must carry a more exalted presence , change your mood and habit to a more austere form ; be exceeding proud , stand upon your gentility , and scorn every man ...
210. lappuse
... observe , you say ; let me entreat you for all the ladies ' behaviors , jewels , jests , and attires , that you marking , as well as I , we may put both our marks together , when they are gone , and confer of them . Cris . I warrant you ...
... observe , you say ; let me entreat you for all the ladies ' behaviors , jewels , jests , and attires , that you marking , as well as I , we may put both our marks together , when they are gone , and confer of them . Cris . I warrant you ...
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