 Of an old half-filled j ug of barley broth ; Tho' she's my mistris, her suitors are many, But shee'll have Square-cap, if e'er she have any. And first, for the plush-sake, the Monmouth-cap* comes, Shaking his head, like an empty bottle, With his new-fangled...  The Works of Mr. John Cleveland: Containing His Poems, Orations, Epistles ... - Página 66por John Cleveland - 1687 - 514 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | John Nichols - 1781 - 400 páginas
...'ll have a Square-cap*, if e'er flie have any. And firft, for the pium-fake, the Monmouth-cap comes, Shaking his head like an empty bottle, With his new...fangled oath " by Jupiter's thumbs," That to her health he 'll begin a pottle i He tells her, that, after the death of his grannam, . She fhall have God knows... | |
 | Frederick William Fairholt - 1849 - 302 páginas
...Shaking his head, like an empty bottle, * See the "Ballad of the Caps," page 115. With his new-fangled oath, " by Jupiter's thumbs," That to her health he'll...begin a pottle. He tells her, that, after the death of his grannum, He shall have two hundred pounds per annum. But still she replies, " Good sir, la-bee... | |
 | Percy Society - 1849 - 424 páginas
...the plush-sake, the Monmouth-cap* comes, Shaking his head, like an empty bottle, With his new-fangled oath, " by Jupiter's thumbs," That to her health he'll...begin a pottle. He tells her, that, after the death of his grannum, He shall have two hundred pounds per annum. But still she replies, " Good sir, la-bee... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1849 - 426 páginas
...Shaking his head, like an empty bottle, * See the "Ballad of the Caps," page 115. With his new-fangled oath, " by Jupiter's thumbs," That to her health he'll...begin a pottle. He tells her, that, after the death of his grannum, He shall have two hundred pounds per annum. But still she replies, " Good sir, la-bee... | |
 | Percy Society - 1849 - 422 páginas
...the plush-sake, the Monmouth-cap* comes, Shaking his head, like an empty bottle, With his new-fangled oath, " by Jupiter's thumbs," That to her health he'll...begin a pottle. He tells her, that, after the death of his grannum, He shall have two hundred pounds per annum. But still she replies, " Good sir, la-bee... | |
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