The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 89.
515. lappuse
... thank my destiny , that is so gracious . Are there no pains , no penalties decreed From whence you come , to us that smother money In chests , and strangle her in bags ? P. Can . O , mighty , Intolerable fines , and mulcts imposed , Of ...
... thank my destiny , that is so gracious . Are there no pains , no penalties decreed From whence you come , to us that smother money In chests , and strangle her in bags ? P. Can . O , mighty , Intolerable fines , and mulcts imposed , Of ...
556. lappuse
... thank your worship ; I will so work for you , As you shall study all the ways to thank me : I'll work my lady , and my lady's friends ; Her gossip , and this doctor , and squire Needle , And master Compass , who is all in all ; The very ...
... thank your worship ; I will so work for you , As you shall study all the ways to thank me : I'll work my lady , and my lady's friends ; Her gossip , and this doctor , and squire Needle , And master Compass , who is all in all ; The very ...
611. lappuse
... thank your son . Go , bear them in to Much , The acater , let him thank her . Surely , mother , You were mistaken , or my woodmen more , Or most myself , to send you all our store of venison , hunted for ourselves this day : You will ...
... thank your son . Go , bear them in to Much , The acater , let him thank her . Surely , mother , You were mistaken , or my woodmen more , Or most myself , to send you all our store of venison , hunted for ourselves this day : You will ...
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EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOR | 9 |
EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
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