 Wellborn's, (As by her dotage on him I know they will be,) Shall soon be mine ; but point out any man's In all the shire, and say they lie convenient, And useful for your lordship, and once more I say aloud, they are yours. Lev.  The Plays of Philip Massinger - Strana 396autor/autoři: Philip Massinger - 1868 - 644 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | 1804 - 540 str.
...the engines that I work by. Tis not alone The lady Allworth's lands; for those, once Wellhorn's, < As, by her dotage on him, I know they will be) Shall...lordship, and once more I say aloud, they are yours. Lov. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted : My fume and credit are more dear to... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 str.
...Nor the engines that I work by. Tis not alone The lady Allworth's lands ; for those, once Wellhorn's, (As, by her dotage on him, I know they will be) Shall...for your lordship, and once more I say aloud, they arc yours. Lav. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted : My fame and credit are more... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1805 - 606 str.
...knowing; me, J O Nor the engines that I work by. 'Tis not alone The lady Allworth's lands, for those once Wellborn's, (As by her dotage on him I know they will...your lordship, and once more I say aloud, they are your's. Lov. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted; My fame and credit are more... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 410 str.
...knowing me, Nor the engines that I work by. Tis not alone The Lady Allworth's lands; for those, once Wellborn's (As by her dotage on him I know they will...be), Shall soon be mine. But point out any man's, j I say aloud, they are yours. Loo. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted : My fame... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 str.
...Im[K>ssible. , me, Nor the engines that I work by. 'Tis not alone The lady ALworth's lands ; for those, once Wellborn's, (As, by her dotage on him, I know they...lordship, and once more I say aloud, they are yours. Lor. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted : My fame and credit are more dear to... | |
 | 1826 - 506 str.
...the engines that I work by. 'Tis not alone The Lady Allworth's lands;—for those, once,Wellborn's, As, by her dotage on him, I know they will be, Shall...useful for your lordship, and once more I say aloud, they're yours. [Theyrite, Lov. (c.) I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted: My fame... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1827 - 168 str.
...knowing me, Nor the engines that I work by. 'Tis not alone The Lady Allworth's lands—for those, once Wellborn's, As, by her dotage on him, I know they will be, Shall soon be mine;—but point out any man's In all the shire, and say they lie convenient And useful for your lordship,... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1831 - 464 str.
...lady Allworth's lands, for those once Weilborn's (As by her dotage on him I know they will be,) F2 Shall soon be mine; but point out any man's In all...lordship, and once more I say aloud, they are yours. Lay. I dare not own ¿ What ‘s by unjust and cruel means extorted: My fame and credit are more dear... | |
 | 1833 - 828 str.
...by. 'Tis not alone The Lady Allworth's lands (for, those once WellIjord L. Impossible. [roe, born's, As, by her dotage on him, I know they will be) Shall soon be mine ; but point out any man's In nil the shire, and say they lie convenient And useful for your lordship, and once more I say aloud,... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1835 - 802 str.
...by. 'Tis not alone The lady Allworth's lands:. but point out any man's In all the shire, and say thev lie convenient And useful for your lordship; and once more I say aloud, they are yours. A'.'-. I dare not own What's by unjust and cruel means extorted : My fame and credit are more dear... | |
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