The Works of Ben JonsonPhillips, Sampson, 1857 - 944 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 88.
476. lappuse
... trust may tempt him . Fitz . I conceive you . Enter EVERILL and PLUTARCHUS . Ever . Sir , this same deed is done here . Meer . Pretty Plutarchus ! [ it ? Art thou come with it ? and has sir Paul view'd Plu . His hand is to the draught ...
... trust may tempt him . Fitz . I conceive you . Enter EVERILL and PLUTARCHUS . Ever . Sir , this same deed is done here . Meer . Pretty Plutarchus ! [ it ? Art thou come with it ? and has sir Paul view'd Plu . His hand is to the draught ...
511. lappuse
... trust you unto my Trust , ' Tis that that shall secure you , an absolute deed ! And I confess it was in trust for you , [ him : behind the hangings . Enter PICKLOCK . Pick . What , my velvet heir Turn'd beggar in mind , as robes ! P ...
... trust you unto my Trust , ' Tis that that shall secure you , an absolute deed ! And I confess it was in trust for you , [ him : behind the hangings . Enter PICKLOCK . Pick . What , my velvet heir Turn'd beggar in mind , as robes ! P ...
512. lappuse
... trust . Pick . How ! I confess it ? P. jun . Ay , thou false man . P. Can . Stand up to him , and confront him . Pick . Where , when , to whom ? P. jun . To me , even now , and here : Canst thou deny it ? Pick . Can I eat or drink ...
... trust . Pick . How ! I confess it ? P. jun . Ay , thou false man . P. Can . Stand up to him , and confront him . Pick . Where , when , to whom ? P. jun . To me , even now , and here : Canst thou deny it ? Pick . Can I eat or drink ...
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