The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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192. lappuse
... Corb . Publish'd me his heir ? Mos . And you so certain to survive him- Corb . Ay . Mos . Being so lusty a man- Corb . ' Tis true . Mos . Yes , sir-- Corb . I thought on that too . See , how he should be The very organ to express my ...
... Corb . Publish'd me his heir ? Mos . And you so certain to survive him- Corb . Ay . Mos . Being so lusty a man- Corb . ' Tis true . Mos . Yes , sir-- Corb . I thought on that too . See , how he should be The very organ to express my ...
193. lappuse
... Corb . I do not doubt , to be a father to thee . Mos . Nor I to gull my brother of his blessing . Corb . I may have my youth restored to me , why not ? Mos . Your worship is a precious ass ! Corb . What say'st thou ? Mos . I do desire ...
... Corb . I do not doubt , to be a father to thee . Mos . Nor I to gull my brother of his blessing . Corb . I may have my youth restored to me , why not ? Mos . Your worship is a precious ass ! Corb . What say'st thou ? Mos . I do desire ...
262. lappuse
... these two knaves , who pass with the rapidity of Falstaff " from praying to purse - taking , " are marked throughout this scene with ad- mirable truth and humour . Enter CORBACCIO . Signior Corbaccio ! Corb . Why , 262 THE FOX .
... these two knaves , who pass with the rapidity of Falstaff " from praying to purse - taking , " are marked throughout this scene with ad- mirable truth and humour . Enter CORBACCIO . Signior Corbaccio ! Corb . Why , 262 THE FOX .
263. lappuse
... Corb . Why , how now , Mosca ? Mos . O , undone , amazed , sir . Your son , I know not by what accident , Acquainted ... Corb . Me ! Mos . Yes , and my patron . Corb . This act shall disinherit him indeed : Here is the Will . Be Mos ...
... Corb . Why , how now , Mosca ? Mos . O , undone , amazed , sir . Your son , I know not by what accident , Acquainted ... Corb . Me ! Mos . Yes , and my patron . Corb . This act shall disinherit him indeed : Here is the Will . Be Mos ...
266. lappuse
... Corb . [ listening . ] What's that ? Volt . Will't please you , sir , to go along ? [ Exit Corbaccio followed by Voltore . Mos . Patron , go in , and pray for our success . Volp . [ rising from his couch . ] Need makes devo- tion ...
... Corb . [ listening . ] What's that ? Volt . Will't please you , sir , to go along ? [ Exit Corbaccio followed by Voltore . Mos . Patron , go in , and pray for our success . Volp . [ rising from his couch . ] Need makes devo- tion ...
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