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The Works of Ben Johnson - Strona 478
This most unlucky accident will go near To be the loss of my place, I am in doubt. Enter Meebcraft. Mecr. 'With me ! — What say you, master Ami. Sir, [Ambler ? I would beseech your worship, stand between Mo and my lady's displeasure, for my ...
Ben Jonson, William Gifford, 1879
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ESSENTIALS OF PHYSICS - Tom 2 - Strona 11
By the property of an ellipse, we have AM + MB I AM' + M'B I Constant (1.22) for all points M and M' on the ellipse. Now, consider Figure 1.6(a) in which the light reflecting mirror is outside the ellipse drawn. In this case, we have for the ...
SANJAY MORESHWAR WAGH, DILIP ABASAHEB DESHPANDE, 2012
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The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson, and Beaumont and Fletcher
Meer. Sir, we must play an after-game Fit. But I am not in case to be a gamester, I tell you once again Meer. You must be rul'd, And take some counsel. Fit. Sir, I do hate counsel, As I do hate my wife, my wicked wife' Meer. : we may think how to ...
Ben Jonson, Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1811
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The Dramatic Works: Embellished with Portraits - Tom 1 - Strona 509
But I am not in case to be a gznnester, I tell you once again—*—— Mcer. You must be rul'd, And take some counsel. Fit. Sir, I do hate counsel, As I do hate my wife, my wicked wife ! Mcer. glut we may think how to recover I If you will act. Fit.
Ben Jonson, Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1811
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The Works of B. J. with a Memoir of His Life and Writings, ... - Strona 369
Amb. To give my body a little evacuationMeer. Well, and you went to a whore? Amb. No, sir, I durst not (For fear it might arrive at somebody's ear It should not) trust myself to a common house; [Tells this with extraordinary speed. But got the ...
Ben Jonson, Barry Cornwall, 1838
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Indo-European Sacred Space: Vedic and Roman Cult - Strona 159
The sakre ('young pig'; compare Untermann 2000: 650—651) is offered to Jupiter (Iuvepatre) and the sheep to the god Pomonus Poplicus. The Latin preverb amb(i)- means 'round, about'; its sense is less funda— mentally 'around': “Le sens ...
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The Dramatic Works - Tom 4 - Strona 510
Amb. This is my suit, and those the shoes and roses! Pug. They've such impertinent vexations, - A general council o' devils could not hit— [Pug perceives it, and starts. Ha! this is hel took asleep with his wench, And borrow'd his clothes.
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The Dramatic Works of Ben Jonson: Printed from the Text - Strona 509
But I am not H] case to be a gamester, I tell you once again Meer. You must be rul'd, And take some counsel. Fit. Sir, I do hate counsel, Asl do.hate my wife, my wicked wife ! Meer. But we may think how to recover all, If you will act. Fit. I will not ...
Ben Jonson, Peter Whalley, 1811
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Sisters of Gore: Seven Gothic Melodramas by British Women, ...
St. C. I am so called, and beg to know the tidings brought by such a messenger? Amb. Then, to be brief, I was entrusted with this casket to deliver to you from one who calls himself your friend, now residing at the Scottish court; will it please you ...
John C. Franceschina, 2014
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Materia indica, or some account of those articles which ... - Strona 602
430. Telini, ii. 417. Tennamaruttoo pungh, ii. 418. Tennang kulloo, ii. 419. ~ Tennéy, i. 226. Tettang cottay, ii. 420. Tevadarum, ii. 421. Tezurj (Amb.), i. 310. Tinja malum, ii. 532. Tipilie, i. 308. - Tirnoot patchie verie, ii. 423. Tirrooghucallie, ii. 424.
