The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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... Corv . ' Tis true . Mos . No , no : it must be one that has no tricks , sir , Some simple thing , a creature made unto it ; * Some wench you may command . Have you no kinswoman ? Odso - Think , think , think , think , think , think ...
... Corv . ' Tis true . Mos . No , no : it must be one that has no tricks , sir , Some simple thing , a creature made unto it ; * Some wench you may command . Have you no kinswoman ? Odso - Think , think , think , think , think , think ...
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... Corv . But do not you forget to send now . Mos . Fear not . [ Exit . Coro . Where are you , wife ? my Celia ! wife ! Re - enter CELIA . -What , blubbering ? Come , dry those tears . I think thou thought'st me in earnest ; Ha ! by this ...
... Corv . But do not you forget to send now . Mos . Fear not . [ Exit . Coro . Where are you , wife ? my Celia ! wife ! Re - enter CELIA . -What , blubbering ? Come , dry those tears . I think thou thought'st me in earnest ; Ha ! by this ...
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... Corv . Now , I will : Hark hither . [ Exeunt . SCENE IV . A Closet opening into a Gallery . Enter MOSCA and BONARIO . Mos . Sir your father hath sent word , It will be half an hour ere he come ; And therefore , if you please to walk the ...
... Corv . Now , I will : Hark hither . [ Exeunt . SCENE IV . A Closet opening into a Gallery . Enter MOSCA and BONARIO . Mos . Sir your father hath sent word , It will be half an hour ere he come ; And therefore , if you please to walk the ...
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... Corv . Nay , now , there is no starting back , and therefore , Resolve upon it : I have so decreed . It must be done . Nor would I move't afore , Because I would avoid all shifts and tricks , That might deny me . Cel . Sir , let me ...
... Corv . Nay , now , there is no starting back , and therefore , Resolve upon it : I have so decreed . It must be done . Nor would I move't afore , Because I would avoid all shifts and tricks , That might deny me . Cel . Sir , let me ...
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... Corv . Honour ! tut , a breath : * There's no such thing in nature : a mere term Invented to awe fools . What is my gold The worse for touching , clothes for being look'd on ? Why , this ' s no more . An old decrepit wretch , That has ...
... Corv . Honour ! tut , a breath : * There's no such thing in nature : a mere term Invented to awe fools . What is my gold The worse for touching , clothes for being look'd on ? Why , this ' s no more . An old decrepit wretch , That has ...
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