 | Vicesimus Knox - 1791 - 966 strani
...Tnie, me can't ft and , bu t ihe can dance all night. " I've known my lady (for ihe loves a tune) j" For fevers take an opera in June; •' And tho' perhaps you'll think the pra£Uce bold, " A midnight park is fov'reign for a cold. " With colics, breakfafts of green fruit... | |
 | Edward Young - 1792 - 348 strani
...maladies to flight : " True, me can't ftand, but me can dance all nigh( : " I've known my Lady (for me loves a tune) " for fevers take an opera in June: " And, tho' perhaps you'll think the praftice bold, " A midnight Park is fov'reign for a cold: " With cholics, breakfafts of green fruit... | |
 | Edward Young - 1799 - 314 strani
...True, (he can't ftand, but (he can dance all night : " I'veknown my Lady (for (he loves a tun;) 185 " For fevers take an opera in June : " And tho', perhaps, you'll think the praftice bold, " A midnight Park is fov'reign for a cold : " Withcholics breakfafts of green fruit... | |
 | Edward Young - 1802 - 420 strani
...The doctor stares ; her woman curtsies low, And cries, " My Lady, Sir, is always so: " Diversions put her maladies to flight : " True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night : " I've known my Lady (for she loves a tune) " for fevers take an opera in June: " And, tho' perhaps... | |
 | 1803 - 468 strani
...always so: " Diversions put her maladies to flight; " True, she cann't stand, but shecan dance ait night* " I 've known my Lady (for she loves a tune) " For fevers take an opera in June: " And tho', perliapji, you'll think the practice bold, " A midnight Park is sov'reign for a cold : ' VVi'h cholies... | |
 | Edward Young - 1805 - 232 strani
...Diversions put her maladies to flight ; " True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night: " I've known my Lady (for she loves a tune) " For fevers...you'll think the practice bold, " A midnight Park is sov'reign for a cold : " With cholics breakfasts of green fruit agree, " With indigestions supper just... | |
 | Edward Young - 1805 - 230 strani
...The doctor stares; her woman curt'sies low, And cries, " My lady, Sir, is always so: " Diversions put her maladies to flight; " True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night: " I've known my Lady (for she loves a tune) " For fevers take an opera in June : " And tho', perhaps,... | |
 | Albin-Joseph-Ulpien Hennet - 1806 - 456 strani
...doctor stares; her woman curt'sies low, And cries, « My lady, sir is always so : v Diversions put her maladies to flight;» True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night: s> I've known my lady, for she loves a tune, » For fevers take an opera in June; » And, though perhaps... | |
 | Cabinet - 1808 - 524 strani
...doctor stares ; her woman curt'sies low, And cries, " My Lady, Sir, is always so : ' Diversions put her maladies to flight ; ' True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night : ' I've known my lady (for she loves a tune) ' For fevers take an opera in June : ' And, though perhaps... | |
 | British poets - 1809 - 526 strani
...The doctor stares ; her woman curt'sies low, And cries, * My Lady, Sir, is always so : Diversions put her maladies to flight; True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night : I've kuown my Lady (for she loves a tune,) For fevers take an opera in June : And thovgh, perhaps,... | |
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s his patient ? At the ball. The doctor stares ; her woman curtsies low, And cries, " My lady, sir, is always so : Diversions put her maladies to flight : True, she can't stand, but she can dance all night... 
