 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1811 - 630 頁
...nor fair, (Such gifts malice may impair) Richly trimm'd40, to walk or ride, Or to wanton unespied; ' To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to...it, they abuse it, For they know not how to use it. Duch. You've answer'd right, and gaiu'd your life ; I give it. [madam, Si7. Oh, happy hag! — But... | |
 | Ben Jonson, Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1811 - 612 頁
...nor fair, (Such gifts malice may impair) Richly triinm'd"40, to walk or ride, Or to wanton uncspied; To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to...it, they abuse it, For they know not' how to use it. Duch. You've answered right, and gain'd your life ; I give it. [madam, Si!. Oh, happy hag! — But... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1840 - 746 頁
...(Such gifts malice may impair) Hichly trimm'd, to walk or ride, Or to wanton uneapied ; To preserve on honest name, And so to give it up to fame ; These...when they have it, they abuse it, For they know not liow to use it. Duch. You have answer'd right, and gain'd your life ; I give it. Sil. Oh, happy hag!... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1844 - 528 頁
...chaste, nor fair, (SwcA gifts malice may impair,) Richly trimm'd, to walk or ride, Or to wanton unespied; To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to fame ; These are toys. In good or itt They desire to have their will : Yet, when they have it, they abuse it, For they know not how to... | |
 | Robert Bell - 1854 - 290 頁
...chaste, nor fair, (Such gifts malice may impair,) Richly trimmed, to walk or ride, Or to wanton unespied; To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to...it, they abuse it, For they know not how to use it.* CUPID S REVENGE. SACRIFICE TO CUPID. COME, my children, let your feet In an even measure meet, And... | |
 | Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher - 1859 - 742 頁
...all women long ; Yet having what they most desire, To have it docs them wrong ? AifMWBR. To preservo an honest name, And so to give it up to fame ; These arc toy». In good or ill, They de&ire to have their will : Yet, when they have it, they abueo it,... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1862 - 740 頁
...woaton unespied ¡ To preservo an honest name, Anil so to give it up to fume ; These arc toys. In pootl or ill, They desire to have their will : Yet, when...it, they abuse it, For they know not how to use it. Duch. You have answer'd right, and gain'd vour lile ; I give it. Si!. Oh, happy hag! — But, my most... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1866 - 742 頁
...To preserve an honest name. And но to give it up to fame ; These ore toys. In good or ill, JThey desire to have their will : Yet, when they have it, they abuse it. For they know not how to use it. . You have answer'd right, and gain'd your life ; I give it. Sil. Oh, happy hag ! — But, my most... | |
 | Francis Beaumont - 1872 - 762 頁
...nor fair, (Such gi/1» malioo may Impair) Kiolily trimzn'd, to walk or ride, Oi u* Wiiotonuooipied ; To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to fame ; These »re toys. In good or ill, They desire to have their will : Yet, when they have it, they abuse it.... | |
 | Arthur Henry Bullen - 1889 - 288 頁
...chaste, nor fair, (Such gifts malice may impair,) Richly trimmed, to walk or ride, Or to wanton unespied; To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to...it, they abuse it, For they know not how to use it. 1 Produced circ. 1620. From JOHN FLETCHER'S The False One, 1647. l THE MASQUE OF NILUS. his and the... | |
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To preserve an honest name, And so to give it up to fame ; These are toys. In good or ill, They desire to have their will : Yet, when they have it, they abuse it, For they know not how to use it. 
