 I shall hang first ! I'll no more love, that's certain ; 'tis a bane, Next that they poison rats with, the most mortal. No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And now begin to write sense ; I can walk ye A long hour in my chamber like a man, And...  The White Cottage: A Tale - Página 17por Arthur Mower - 1817 - 344 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
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...the most mortal. Ко, I thank If cav'n, I've got my sleep again, And now begin to write srnse; Í can walk ye A long hour in my chamber like a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point of learning, or my state ; 5*¡o more oA-»¡e's, and miserer fs, Trunio17, Come... | |
 | Ben Jonson, Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1811 - 620 páginas
...with) the most mortal. No, I thank Ileav'n, I've got my sleep again, And now begin to write sense; 1 can walk ye A long hour in my chamber like a man, And think of something that may bettor me, Some serious point of learning, or my state; No more a/in/c's, and misereri'a, Tranio",... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1811 - 630 páginas
...certain ; 'tis a bane (Next that they poison rats with) the most mortal. x Ntf, I thank lleav'n, I've got my sleep again, And now begin to write sense; I can walk ye A Ions; hour in my chamber like a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1840 - 746 páginas
...I'll no more love, that's certain ; 'tis a bane, Next that they poison rats with, the most mortal. No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And...a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point of learning or my state : No more ah-m, ~, and misereri's, Tranio, Come near my... | |
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...I'll no more love, that's certain ; 'tis a bane, Next that they poison rats with, the most mortal. No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And...begin to write sense ; I can walk ye A long hour in my chnmher like a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point of learning or my... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1866 - 742 páginas
...I'll no more love, that's certain ; 'tis a bane, Neit that they poison rats with, the most mortal. No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And now begin to write sense ; I can walk ye Л long; hour in my chamber like a man, And think of something that may better me, Some strious point... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1910 - 404 páginas
...I'll no more love, that's certain, 'tis a bane, (Next that they poison Rats with) the most mortal : No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And now begin to write sence ; I can walk ye A long hour in my chamber like a man, And think of some thing that may better... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1910 - 402 páginas
...with) the most mortal : No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And now begin to write sence ; I can walk ye A long hour in my chamber like a man, And think of some thing that may better me ; Some serious point of Learning, or my state ; No more ay-mees, and... | |
 | Daniel Fischlin, Mark Fortier - 2000 - 330 páginas
...first! I'll no more love, that's certain; 'tis a bane, Next that they poison rats with, the most mortal. No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And...a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point of learning or my state: No more ah-me's, and misereri's, Tranio, Come near my brain.... | |
 | 516 páginas
...'11 no more love, that 's certain ; 'tis a bane, Next that they poison rats with, the most mortal : No, I thank Heaven, I have got my sleep again, And...a man, And think of something that may better me, Some serious point of learning or my state0; No more aye-me's and misereres'*, Tranio, Come near my... | |
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