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 57.
27. lappuse
... soul ; For every cordial that my thoughts apply Turns to a corsive , and doth eat it farther . There is no taste in this philosophy ; ' Tis like a potion that a man should drink , But turns his stomach with the sight of it . I am no ...
... soul ; For every cordial that my thoughts apply Turns to a corsive , and doth eat it farther . There is no taste in this philosophy ; ' Tis like a potion that a man should drink , But turns his stomach with the sight of it . I am no ...
30. lappuse
... soul into the earth with sorrow . 2 Car . First , to be an accomplished gentleman , that is , a gentleman of the time , you must give over house- keeping in the country , and live altogether in the city amongst gallants ; where , at ...
... soul into the earth with sorrow . 2 Car . First , to be an accomplished gentleman , that is , a gentleman of the time , you must give over house- keeping in the country , and live altogether in the city amongst gallants ; where , at ...
39. lappuse
... soul , another minion Of the old lady Chance's ! I'll observe him . Enter SORDIDO with an almanack in his hand . Sord . O rare ! good , good , good , good , good ! I thank my stars , I thank my stars for it . it . Mac . Said I not true ...
... soul , another minion Of the old lady Chance's ! I'll observe him . Enter SORDIDO with an almanack in his hand . Sord . O rare ! good , good , good , good , good ! I thank my stars , I thank my stars for it . it . Mac . Said I not true ...
47. lappuse
... soul , this knight dwells in Elisium here . Car . He's gone now , I thought he would fly out presently . These be our nimble - spirited catsos , that have their evasions at pleasure , will run over a bog like your wild Irish ; no sooner ...
... soul , this knight dwells in Elisium here . Car . He's gone now , I thought he would fly out presently . These be our nimble - spirited catsos , that have their evasions at pleasure , will run over a bog like your wild Irish ; no sooner ...
62. lappuse
... soul , welcome ; welcome , gentlemen : and how dost thou , thou Grand Scourge , or Second Untruss of the time ? 2 Car . Faith , spending my metal in this reeling world ( here and there ) , as the sway of my affection carries me , and ...
... soul , welcome ; welcome , gentlemen : and how dost thou , thou Grand Scourge , or Second Untruss of the time ? 2 Car . Faith , spending my metal in this reeling world ( here and there ) , as the sway of my affection carries me , and ...
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