The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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137. lappuse
... there's a parcel of law books ( some twenty pounds worth ) that lie in a place for little more than half the money they cost ; and I think , for some twelve pound , or twenty mark , I could go near to redeem them ; there's Plowden ...
... there's a parcel of law books ( some twenty pounds worth ) that lie in a place for little more than half the money they cost ; and I think , for some twelve pound , or twenty mark , I could go near to redeem them ; there's Plowden ...
156. lappuse
... there's some portent in it , I believe . Cor . O , he's a fellow of a strange nature . Now does he , in this calm of his humor , plot , and store up a world of malicious thoughts in his brain , till he is so full with them , that you ...
... there's some portent in it , I believe . Cor . O , he's a fellow of a strange nature . Now does he , in this calm of his humor , plot , and store up a world of malicious thoughts in his brain , till he is so full with them , that you ...
500. lappuse
... there is no , princess [ tion . But may perfume her chamber with the extrac- P. jun . There's for you , princess ! P. Can . What , a fart for her ? P. jun . I mean the spirit . P. Can . Beware how she resents it . P. jun . And what hast ...
... there is no , princess [ tion . But may perfume her chamber with the extrac- P. jun . There's for you , princess ! P. Can . What , a fart for her ? P. jun . I mean the spirit . P. Can . Beware how she resents it . P. jun . And what hast ...
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EVERY MAN OUT OF HIS HUMOR | 19 |
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