 | William Shakespeare - 1793 - 646 pages
...copps, As we came through now. Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. StaJ. There was a bat hoong at my lipps three times As we came through the woods, and drank her fill. Old Puckle faw her. Hec. You are fortunate ftill : The very fchreich-owle lights upon your fliouldcr, And wooes... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1806 - 432 pages
...owle yet i Stad. Breifely in the copps, As we came through now. ' Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. Old Puckle saw her. Hec. You are fortunate still :...your shoulder, And wooes you, like a pidgeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your oyntments ! Stad. All. Hec. Prepare to flight then : I'll over-take you swiftly.... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1806 - 428 pages
...thousand mile ? Hop. Ours will he more to-night. Hec. Oh, 'twill he pretious: heard you the owle yet.> Old Puckle saw her. Hec. You are fortunate still:...your shoulder, And wooes you, like a pidgeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your oyntmcnts I Stad. All. Hec. Prepare to flight then: I'll over-take you swiftly.... | |
 | William Shakespeare - 1806 - 434 pages
....' Stad. Breifely in the copps, As we came through now. Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. Old Puclde saw her. Hec. You are fortunate still: The very schreich-owle...your shoulder, And wooes you, like a pidgeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your oyntments > Stad. All. Hec. Prepare to flight then : I'll over-take you swiftly.... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1808 - 512 pages
...came through now. Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. Stad. There was a bat hung at my lips three timei As we came through the woods, and drank her fill....Puckle saw her, Hec. You are fortunate still : The very screech-owl lights upon your shoulder, And wooes you like a pigeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 610 pages
...Hec. Tis high time for us then. Stad. There was a bat hung at my lips three times As we came thro' the woods, and drank her fill: Old Puckle saw her. Hec. You are fortunate still. Tim very scritch owl lights upon your shoulder, And woos you like a pidgeon. Are you furnished? Have... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1813 - 502 pages
...Briefly in the copse, As we came through now. Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. Stad. There was a bat hung at my lips three times As we came through the woods,...Puckle saw her, Hec. You are fortunate still : The very screech-owl lights upon your shoulder, And wooes you like a pigeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your... | |
 | Charles Lamb - 1813 - 508 pages
...came through now. Hec. 'Tis high time for us then. Stad. There was a bat hung at my lips three time* As we came through the woods, and drank her fill....Puckle saw her, Hec. You are fortunate still : The very screech-owl lights upon your shoulder, And wooes you like a pigeon. Are you furnish'd ? Have you your... | |
 | 1816 - 696 pages
...Breifoly in (he copps, As we came through now. " Stad. There was a bat hoong at my lipps three time* As we came through the woods, and drank her fill. . ., Old Puckle saw her. " I fee. 'Tis high time- for us then. " lice. You are fortunate still. The very schreieh-owle lights... | |
 | Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas - 1823 - 402 pages
...Hec. Tis high time for us then. Stud. There was a bat hung at my lips, three times As we came thro' the woods, and drank her fill : Old Puckle saw her. Hec. You are fortunate still. The very screech owl lights upon your shoulder, And woos you like a pidgeon. Are you furnished ? Have you your... | |
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Tis high time for us then. Stad. There was a bat hung at my lips three times As we came through the woods, and drank her fill. 
