The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 77.
252. lappuse
... stand enamour'd ; Nor shall my end make me accuse my fate . The coward and the valiant man must fall , Only the cause and manner how , discerns them : Which then are gladdest , when they cost us Romans , if any here be in this senate ...
... stand enamour'd ; Nor shall my end make me accuse my fate . The coward and the valiant man must fall , Only the cause and manner how , discerns them : Which then are gladdest , when they cost us Romans , if any here be in this senate ...
269. lappuse
... Stand , stand ! He comes upon his death , that doth advance An inch toward my point . Sej . Have we no friends here ? Arr . Hush'd ! Where now are all the hails and acclamations ? Enter MACRO . Mac . Hail to the consuls , and this noble ...
... Stand , stand ! He comes upon his death , that doth advance An inch toward my point . Sej . Have we no friends here ? Arr . Hush'd ! Where now are all the hails and acclamations ? Enter MACRO . Mac . Hail to the consuls , and this noble ...
449. lappuse
... stand by her , et digito compesce labellum ; I may perhaps spring a wife for you anon . Brother Bartholomew , I am sadly sorry to see you so lightly given , and such a disciple of enormity , with your grave governor Humphrey : but stand ...
... stand by her , et digito compesce labellum ; I may perhaps spring a wife for you anon . Brother Bartholomew , I am sadly sorry to see you so lightly given , and such a disciple of enormity , with your grave governor Humphrey : but stand ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
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