The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 81.
112. lappuse
... poor neighbor of your worship's Clem . A poor neighbor of mine ! Why , speak , poor neighbor . Cob . I dwell , sir , at the sign of the Water- tankard , hard by the Green Lattice : I have paid scot and lot there any time this eighteen ...
... poor neighbor of your worship's Clem . A poor neighbor of mine ! Why , speak , poor neighbor . Cob . I dwell , sir , at the sign of the Water- tankard , hard by the Green Lattice : I have paid scot and lot there any time this eighteen ...
132. lappuse
... poor are like to starve . Why , let ' em starve , what's that to me ? are bees Bound to keep life in drones and idle moths ? no : Why such are these that term themselves the poor , Only because they would be pitied , But are indeed a ...
... poor are like to starve . Why , let ' em starve , what's that to me ? are bees Bound to keep life in drones and idle moths ? no : Why such are these that term themselves the poor , Only because they would be pitied , But are indeed a ...
629. lappuse
... poor ; remembers not your ford- That poverty is the precious gift of God , As well as riches ? tread upon me , rather Than mock my poorness . [ Kneels . Count F. Rise , I say ; [ poor . When I mock poorness , then heaven make me [ Exit ...
... poor ; remembers not your ford- That poverty is the precious gift of God , As well as riches ? tread upon me , rather Than mock my poorness . [ Kneels . Count F. Rise , I say ; [ poor . When I mock poorness , then heaven make me [ Exit ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
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