The Works of Ben Jonson: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsBickers and Son, 1875 |
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6.–10. rezultāts no 28.
269. lappuse
... Madam- Lady P. Go to , sir . Per . Do you hear me , lady ? Why , if your knight have set you to beg shirts , Or to invite me home , you might have done it A nearer way , by far . 3 Ay , your White - friars nation . ] White - friars was ...
... Madam- Lady P. Go to , sir . Per . Do you hear me , lady ? Why , if your knight have set you to beg shirts , Or to invite me home , you might have done it A nearer way , by far . 3 Ay , your White - friars nation . ] White - friars was ...
270. lappuse
... madam ? Lady P. If the senate Right not my quest in this , I will protest them To all the world , no aristocracy . Mos . What is the injury , lady ? Lady P. Why , the callet You told me of , here I have ta'en disguised . Mos . Who ...
... madam ? Lady P. If the senate Right not my quest in this , I will protest them To all the world , no aristocracy . Mos . What is the injury , lady ? Lady P. Why , the callet You told me of , here I have ta'en disguised . Mos . Who ...
279. lappuse
... madam . Lady P. Ay , this same is she . [ Pointing to CELIA . Out , thou camelion harlot ! now thine eyes Vie tears with the hyæna . Dar'st thou look Upon my wronged face ? —I cry your pardons , I fear I have forgettingly transgrest ...
... madam . Lady P. Ay , this same is she . [ Pointing to CELIA . Out , thou camelion harlot ! now thine eyes Vie tears with the hyæna . Dar'st thou look Upon my wronged face ? —I cry your pardons , I fear I have forgettingly transgrest ...
280. lappuse
... Madam , we do . Lady P. Indeed you may ; my breeding Is not so coarse- 4 Avoc . We know it . Lady P. To offend With pertinacy- 3 Avoc . Lady- Lady P. Such a presence ! No surely . I Avoc . We well think it . Lady P. You may think it . I ...
... Madam , we do . Lady P. Indeed you may ; my breeding Is not so coarse- 4 Avoc . We know it . Lady P. To offend With pertinacy- 3 Avoc . Lady- Lady P. Such a presence ! No surely . I Avoc . We well think it . Lady P. You may think it . I ...
283. lappuse
... Madam , I'll bring you home . Lady P. No , I'll go see your patron . Mos . That you shall not : I'll tell you why . My purpose is to urge My patron to reform his will ; and for 6 Did he commit ' gainst nature , & c . ] What strange ...
... Madam , I'll bring you home . Lady P. No , I'll go see your patron . Mos . That you shall not : I'll tell you why . My purpose is to urge My patron to reform his will ; and for 6 Did he commit ' gainst nature , & c . ] What strange ...
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