The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 2. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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6.–10. rezultāts no 66.
36. lappuse
... head and brain at once , To be deliver'd of your fighting issue . Who can indure to see blind fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod , a whoreson puck - fist ! 5 O G— ! I could run wild with grief now , to ...
... head and brain at once , To be deliver'd of your fighting issue . Who can indure to see blind fortune dote thus ? To be enamour'd on this dusty turf , This clod , a whoreson puck - fist ! 5 O G— ! I could run wild with grief now , to ...
37. lappuse
... head's the cork , light , light ! [ Aside to Macilente . ] -I am glad to see you so well return'd , signior . The periphrasis of a fool . ] According to the Latin adage , Fortuna favet fatuis . So in Wily Beguiled , 66 Sir , you may see ...
... head's the cork , light , light ! [ Aside to Macilente . ] -I am glad to see you so well return'd , signior . The periphrasis of a fool . ] According to the Latin adage , Fortuna favet fatuis . So in Wily Beguiled , 66 Sir , you may see ...
43. lappuse
... head against my roof , with joy To see how plump my bags are , and my barns . Sirrah , go hie you home , and bid your fellows Get all their flails ready again I come . Hind . I will , sir . [ Exit . Sord . I'll instantly set all my ...
... head against my roof , with joy To see how plump my bags are , and my barns . Sirrah , go hie you home , and bid your fellows Get all their flails ready again I come . Hind . I will , sir . [ Exit . Sord . I'll instantly set all my ...
49. lappuse
... head and neck of a horse . This was buckled round the waist , and covered with a foot - cloth which reached to the ground , and concealed at once the legs of the performer and his juggling apparatus . Thus equipped , he pranced and ...
... head and neck of a horse . This was buckled round the waist , and covered with a foot - cloth which reached to the ground , and concealed at once the legs of the performer and his juggling apparatus . Thus equipped , he pranced and ...
53. lappuse
... head , & c .; though how Fastidious was to give this , is not very apparent . A French crown here means neither more nor less than a piece of money so called . 4 he will taint as taff well at tilt , ] i . e . Break it , but not in the ...
... head , & c .; though how Fastidious was to give this , is not very apparent . A French crown here means neither more nor less than a piece of money so called . 4 he will taint as taff well at tilt , ] i . e . Break it , but not in the ...
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