The Works of John Marston, Том 2Houghton, Mifflin & Company, 1887 |
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... thee repent . Wilt go to the family of love ? 1 I will show thee my creature ; a pretty nimble - ey'd Dutch tanakin ; 2 an honest soft - hearted impropriation ; a soft , plump , round - cheek'd froe , 3 that has beauty enough for her ...
... thee repent . Wilt go to the family of love ? 1 I will show thee my creature ; a pretty nimble - ey'd Dutch tanakin ; 2 an honest soft - hearted impropriation ; a soft , plump , round - cheek'd froe , 3 that has beauty enough for her ...
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... thee , my worshipful organ- bellows that fills the pipes , my fine rattling fleamy cough o ' the lungs , and cold with a pox ? I rail at thee ? what , my right precious pandress , supportress of barber- surgeons , and enhanceress 1 of ...
... thee , my worshipful organ- bellows that fills the pipes , my fine rattling fleamy cough o ' the lungs , and cold with a pox ? I rail at thee ? what , my right precious pandress , supportress of barber- surgeons , and enhanceress 1 of ...
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... thee , make it much more pity to deceive me ! Wear this slight favour in my remembrance . [ Throweth down a ring to him . Free . Which , when I part from , Hope , the best of life , ever part from me . Bea . I take you and your word ...
... thee , make it much more pity to deceive me ! Wear this slight favour in my remembrance . [ Throweth down a ring to him . Free . Which , when I part from , Hope , the best of life , ever part from me . Bea . I take you and your word ...
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... thee and me well enough . 100 Mal . Shall I not offend the vowe [ d ] band of our friendship ? Free . What , to affect that which thy friend affected ? By Heaven , I resign her freely ; the creature and I must grow off ; by this time ...
... thee and me well enough . 100 Mal . Shall I not offend the vowe [ d ] band of our friendship ? Free . What , to affect that which thy friend affected ? By Heaven , I resign her freely ; the creature and I must grow off ; by this time ...
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John Marston. action now could I swallow thee , thou hadst wont to be so harsh and cold : I'll tell thee , -hell and the prodi- gies of angry Jove are not so fearful to a thinking mind as a man without affection . Why , friend ...
John Marston. action now could I swallow thee , thou hadst wont to be so harsh and cold : I'll tell thee , -hell and the prodi- gies of angry Jove are not so fearful to a thinking mind as a man without affection . Why , friend ...
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Страница 226 - Think you that if his scenes took stamp in mint Of three or four deem'd most judicious, It must enforce the world to current them, That you must spit defiance on dislike'? Now, as I love the light, were I to pass Through public verdict, I should fear my form, Lest ought I offer'd were unsquared or warp'd. The more we know, the more we want: What Bayard bolder than the ignorant? Believe me, Philomuse, i' faith thou must, The best, best seal of wit, is wit's distrust.
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