 | George Chapman - 1875 - Страниц: 524
...her mouth, And keep her quiet, give him his table free, And the huge feeding of his great stonehorse, On which he rides in pomp about the city, Only to...When my young prodigal gallant kicks up's heels At one-and-thirty, andjies_dead and rotten „,*• Some five-and-forty years "before I'm coffin'd. 'Tis... | |
 | William Shakespeare, Charles Hamilton, John Fletcher - 1994 - Страниц: 302
...but her subject; so I'm now: I allow her her one friend to stop her mouth 40 And keep her quiet, gi' him his table free, And the huge feeding of his great...bay-windows. Marry, his lodging he pays dearly for; 45 He gets me all my children; there I save by't. Besides I draw my life out by the bargain Some twelve... | |
 | Ann L. Mackenzie - 1997 - Страниц: 396
...but her subject, so I'me now I allowe her her owne frend, to stop her mowth And keep her quiet, give him his table free, And the huge feeding of his great stone horse On which he rides in pompe about the Cittie Only to speake to gallants in bay-windowes; Marry, his lodging he paies deerly... | |
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I'm now ; I allow her her own friend to stop her mouth, And keep her quiet, quit him his table free, And the huge feeding of his great stone horse, On which he rides in pomp about the city, Only to speak to gallants in bay-windows ; Marry, his lodging... 