| Samuel Foote - 1778 - 312 páginas
...Caftalian ftream is a fhower of eggs, and a pillory the Poet s Parnaflus. Daft. Aye, to you, indeed, it may anfwer ; but what do we get for our pains? Puff....to the fancy ; high feeding would but founder your Pegnfus. Daft Why iou impudent, illiterate rafcal ! who is it you dare treat in this manner ? ' Puff.... | |
| Samuel Foote - 1788 - 310 páginas
...Caftalian ftream is a mower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnaflus. DACTYL. Ay, to you indeed it may anfwer; but what do we get for our pains ? PUFF....fancy; high feeding would but founder your Pegafus. DACTYL. Why, you impudent, illiterate rafcal ! who is it you dare treat in this manner ? PUFF. Heyday... | |
| 1794 - 252 páginas
...Dae. Ay, to you, indeed, it may answer; but what do \ve get for our pains ? Pvf. Why what the dense would you get ? food, fire, and fame. Why, you would not grow fat! a corpulent poet is a monster, a prodigy! No, no; spare diet is a spur to the fancy ; high feeding would but founder your... | |
| Samuel Foote - 1799 - 376 páginas
...Caftalian ftream is a fliower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnaffus. *• Da£l. Ay, to you indeed it may anfwer ; but what do we get for our pains ? Puff"....fancy ; high feeding would but founder your Pegafus. Datt. Why, you impudent, illiterate rafcal ! who is it you dare treat in this manner ? Puff. Heyday... | |
| 1804 - 626 páginas
...stream is a shower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnassus. Dot. Ay, to you, indeed, it may answer ; but what do we get for our pains? Puff. Why, what...Why, you would not grow fat ! a corpulent poet is a monster, a prodigy ! No, no : spare diet i - a (pur to the fancy ; high feeding would but founder your... | |
| 1804 - 630 páginas
...stream is a shower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnassus. Doc. Ay, to you, indeed, it may answer; but what do we get for our pains ? Puff'. Why, what...Why, you would not grow fat ! a corpulent poet is я monster, a prodigy ! No, no : spare diet is a spur to the fancy ; high feeding would but founder... | |
| British drama - 1804 - 630 páginas
...answer; but what do we cet for o-jr pains ? Puff'. Why, what the deuce would you get ! food, lire, aud fame. Why, you would not grow fat ! a corpulent poet is a monster, a prodiev ! Xo, no : spare diet is a spur to the fancy ; high feeding would but founder your... | |
| Samuel Foote - 1809 - 548 páginas
...Caftalian ftream is a ihower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnaflus. DACTYL. Ay, to you indeed it may anfwer; but what do we get for our pains ? PUFF....fancy; high feeding would but founder your Pegafus. DACTYL. Why, you impudent, illiterate rafcal ! who is it you dare treat in this manner ? B 2 PUFF.... | |
| British drama - 1811 - 710 páginas
...stream is a shower of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnasem. Dae. AY, to you, indeed, it may answer ; but what do we get for our pains ? Puff. Why, what...the deuce would you get ! food, fire, and fame. Why ycu would not grow fat ! a corpulent port is a monster, a prodigy ! Isc, no : spare diet is a spur... | |
| Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 páginas
...is a •howcr of eggs, and a pillory the poet's Parnassus. Dae. Ay, to you, indeed, it may answer; but what do we get for our pains ? Puff. Why, what the deuce would you pet ! fooH, fire, and fame. Why you would not grow fat! a corpulent poet is a monster, a prodigy !... | |
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