The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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113. lappuse
... pray pox on it ! — the Star , yonder . Brai . Can he find in his heart to curse the stars so ? F | plague on him , though , he put. em ; they should say , and swear , hell were broken loose , ere they went hence . But , by God's will ...
... pray pox on it ! — the Star , yonder . Brai . Can he find in his heart to curse the stars so ? F | plague on him , though , he put. em ; they should say , and swear , hell were broken loose , ere they went hence . But , by God's will ...
294. lappuse
... Pray you , sir Pol . [ Examining his papers . Sir P. I have them not about me . Per . That I fear'd : They are there , sir . Sir P. No , this is my diary , Wherein I note my actions of the day . Per . Pray you , let's see , sir . What ...
... Pray you , sir Pol . [ Examining his papers . Sir P. I have them not about me . Per . That I fear'd : They are there , sir . Sir P. No , this is my diary , Wherein I note my actions of the day . Per . Pray you , let's see , sir . What ...
446. lappuse
... pray you stay for Cole . Will he come away ? [ your fare . Leath . What do you say ? Cole . I'd have him come away . Leath . Would you have Leander come away ? why , pray sir , stay . [ maid You are angry , goodman Cole ; I believe the ...
... pray you stay for Cole . Will he come away ? [ your fare . Leath . What do you say ? Cole . I'd have him come away . Leath . Would you have Leander come away ? why , pray sir , stay . [ maid You are angry , goodman Cole ; I believe the ...
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