 | John Gay - 1796 - 284 páginas
...dubious face, To neither I the cause determine, For diff'rent tastes please diff'rent vermin. A7E AND NO. IN fable all things hold discourse ; Then words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near CANNON-ROW, Two hostile adverbs, AYE and NO, Were hast'ning to the field of fight, And front to front... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 424 páginas
...all things hold discourse; Then words no doubt must talk of course. Once on a time, near Cannon-row, Two hostile adverbs, Ay and No, Were hast'ning to the field of fight. And front to front stood opposite; Before each gen'ral join'd the van, Ay, the more courteous knight,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 498 páginas
...twig anew ; And bus'ness, on each monkey shore, Runs the same track k ran before. AY AND NO. A FABLE. IN fable all things hold discourse ; Then words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near Channel row *, Two hostile adverbs, AY and No, Were hastening to the field of fight, And front to front... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 496 páginas
...twig anew ; And bus'ness, on each monkey shore, Runs the same track it ran before. AY AND NO. A FABLE. IN fable all things hold discourse ; Then words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near Channel row *, Two hostile adverbs, AY and No, Were hastening to the field of fight, And front to front... | |
 | John Gay - 1806 - 178 páginas
...neither I the cause determine, For different tastes please different vermin,' AY AND NO. A FABLE '. IN Fable all things hold discourse ; Then Words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near Cannon-row, Two hostile adverbs, Ay and No, Were hastening to the field of tight, And front to front... | |
 | John Gay, Thomas Park - 1808 - 322 páginas
...neither I the canse determine, For different tastes please different vermin.' AY AND NO. A FABLE '. IN Fable all things hold discourse ; Then Words, no doubt, must talk of coarse. Once on a time, near Caunon-row, Two hostile adverbs, Ay and No, Were hastening to the field... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 páginas
...neither I the cause determine, For different tastes please different vermin." AYE AND SO. A FABLE1. IN Fable all things hold discourse, Then words, no doubt, must talk of course, Once on a time, near Cannon-row, Two hostile adverbs, Aye and No, Were hastening to the field of fight, And front to front... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 596 páginas
...determine, ir different tastes please different rennin." AYE AND KO. < Fable nil things hold discourse, ii.i words, no doubt, must talk of course, Once on a time, near Cannon-row, »о hostile adverbs, Aye and No, 'ere hastening to the field of fight, id front to front... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1813 - 324 páginas
...the same track it ran hefore. • ssAY AND NO. . A FABLE. IN fable all things hold discourse ; Thea words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near Channel row,* Two hostile adverbs, AY and No, Were hastening to the field of fight, And front to front... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott - 1814 - 506 páginas
...twig anew And bus'ness, on each monkey shore, Runs the same track it ran before. AY AND NO. A FABLE. IN fable all things hold discourse ; Then words, no doubt, must talk of course. Once on a time, near Channel- row, * Two hostile adverbs, AY and No, Were hastening to the field of fight, And front to... | |
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Before each general join'd the van, Ay, the more courteous knight, began : " Stop, peevish Particle ! beware ! I'm told you are not such a bear, But sometimes yield, when offer'd fair. 
