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Bell . Since this town was besieged , my gain grows cold : The time has been that , but for one bare night , A hundred ducats have been freely given : But now against my will I must be chaste ; And yet I know my beauty doth not fail .
Bell . Since this town was besieged , my gain grows cold : The time has been that , but for one bare night , A hundred ducats have been freely given : But now against my will I must be chaste ; And yet I know my beauty doth not fail .
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Bell . ' Tis silver . I disdain it . Pilia . I , but the Jew has gold , And I will have it , or it shall go hard . Court . Tell me , how cam'st thou by this ? Pilia . ' Faith , walking the back lanes , through the gardens , I chanced to ...
Bell . ' Tis silver . I disdain it . Pilia . I , but the Jew has gold , And I will have it , or it shall go hard . Court . Tell me , how cam'st thou by this ? Pilia . ' Faith , walking the back lanes , through the gardens , I chanced to ...
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Bells within . Bar . There is no music to 2 a Christian's knell : How sweet the bells ring now the nuns are dead , That sound at other times like tinkers ' pans ? I was afraid the poison had not wrought ; Or , though it wrought ...
Bells within . Bar . There is no music to 2 a Christian's knell : How sweet the bells ring now the nuns are dead , That sound at other times like tinkers ' pans ? I was afraid the poison had not wrought ; Or , though it wrought ...
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Bell . Pilia - Borsa , did'st thou meet with Ithamore ? Pilia . I did . Bell . And didst thou deliver my letter ? Pilia . I did . Bell . And what think'st thou ? will he come ? Pilia . I think so , but yet I cannot tell ; for at the ...
Bell . Pilia - Borsa , did'st thou meet with Ithamore ? Pilia . I did . Bell . And didst thou deliver my letter ? Pilia . I did . Bell . And what think'st thou ? will he come ? Pilia . I think so , but yet I cannot tell ; for at the ...
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... I am in debt for your last exercise . " 2 I.e. , a pair of mustachios . 3 The contemptuous expression " Turk of tenpence is found in Dekker's Satiromastix , & c . Bell . Is't not a sweet - faced youth , 84 The Few of Malta .
... I am in debt for your last exercise . " 2 I.e. , a pair of mustachios . 3 The contemptuous expression " Turk of tenpence is found in Dekker's Satiromastix , & c . Bell . Is't not a sweet - faced youth , 84 The Few of Malta .
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| Titel | The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Band 2 The English dramatists The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Christopher Marlowe |
| Autor/in | Christopher Marlowe |
| Herausgeber | Arthur Henry Bullen |
| Verlag | Houghton, Mifflin, 1885 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Aug. 2007 |
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