The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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30. lappuse
... tell her this : Should she suspect your faith ? I would you could Tell me as much from her ; see if my brain Could be turn'd jealous . Eud . Happily , my lord , I could in time tell you as much and more ; So I might safely promise but ...
... tell her this : Should she suspect your faith ? I would you could Tell me as much from her ; see if my brain Could be turn'd jealous . Eud . Happily , my lord , I could in time tell you as much and more ; So I might safely promise but ...
42. lappuse
... tell his lordship . Re - enter EUDEMUS . Sej . Who is it , Eudemus ? Eud . One of your lordship's servants brings you word The emperor hath sent for Sej . O ! where is he ? you . With your fair leave , dear princess , I'll but ask A ...
... tell his lordship . Re - enter EUDEMUS . Sej . Who is it , Eudemus ? Eud . One of your lordship's servants brings you word The emperor hath sent for Sej . O ! where is he ? you . With your fair leave , dear princess , I'll but ask A ...
46. lappuse
... tell proud Jove , Between his power and thine there is no odds : " Twas only fear first in the world made gods . " I Enter TIBERIUS attended . Tib . Is yet Sejanus come ? Sej . He's here , dread Cæsar . Which no posterity Shall e'er ...
... tell proud Jove , Between his power and thine there is no odds : " Twas only fear first in the world made gods . " I Enter TIBERIUS attended . Tib . Is yet Sejanus come ? Sej . He's here , dread Cæsar . Which no posterity Shall e'er ...
54. lappuse
... tell the words TM You brought me the other day , of Silius , Add somewhat to them . Make her understand The danger of Sabinus , and the times , Out of his closeness . Give Arruntius ' words Of malice against Cæsar ; so , to Gallus : But ...
... tell the words TM You brought me the other day , of Silius , Add somewhat to them . Make her understand The danger of Sabinus , and the times , Out of his closeness . Give Arruntius ' words Of malice against Cæsar ; so , to Gallus : But ...
59. lappuse
... Tell tricks of Livia , and Sejanus ; all To excite , and call your indignation on , That they might hear it at more liberty . Agr . You're too suspicious , Silius . Sil . Pray the gods , I be so , Agrippina ; but I fear · Some subtile ...
... Tell tricks of Livia , and Sejanus ; all To excite , and call your indignation on , That they might hear it at more liberty . Agr . You're too suspicious , Silius . Sil . Pray the gods , I be so , Agrippina ; but I fear · Some subtile ...
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