The Lay of the Last Minstrel. Travesty. [By O. Neville.]H. Colburn, 1811 - 237 pages |
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Page 152
... Lucilla fair ! He died , his mistress she lived on , ( Excuse a - blush ) for me alone : For I was up , but he was down ; But woe it is , -she's buried too : My grief is much , my tears are few . I grieve that she will hear no more The ...
... Lucilla fair ! He died , his mistress she lived on , ( Excuse a - blush ) for me alone : For I was up , but he was down ; But woe it is , -she's buried too : My grief is much , my tears are few . I grieve that she will hear no more The ...
Page 153
... ; well pleased was he Lucilla's substitute to be : A curious race these Fiddlers are ; They lack the tributary tear , ( q ) Alias , under the table . ' Tis true ! -to weep they seldom stop ; ANTO IV . LAST MINSTREL , TRAVESTY . 153.
... ; well pleased was he Lucilla's substitute to be : A curious race these Fiddlers are ; They lack the tributary tear , ( q ) Alias , under the table . ' Tis true ! -to weep they seldom stop ; ANTO IV . LAST MINSTREL , TRAVESTY . 153.
Page 158
... Lucilla Swig - the - most : ( a ) The Maid's red nose and dirty smock , In love , true love , is all forgot : ( a ) " The maid's pale shade , who wails her lot , That love , true love , should be forgot . " Lay of the Last Minstrel , I ...
... Lucilla Swig - the - most : ( a ) The Maid's red nose and dirty smock , In love , true love , is all forgot : ( a ) " The maid's pale shade , who wails her lot , That love , true love , should be forgot . " Lay of the Last Minstrel , I ...
Page 159
... Lucilla ! my Lucilla , oh ! - Her ashes undistinguished lie . I cut these lines above her grave : Which are there now , and now you'll have : - " Here I lye , " Till by and bye . " She died quite drunk , it may be said , And never ...
... Lucilla ! my Lucilla , oh ! - Her ashes undistinguished lie . I cut these lines above her grave : Which are there now , and now you'll have : - " Here I lye , " Till by and bye . " She died quite drunk , it may be said , And never ...
Page 198
... They are too wise for bachelors to wed : As subtle clerks by many schools are made , Twice - married dames are mistresses o ' the trade . " January and May . II . O ! my Lucilla Swig - the - 198 CANTO VI . THE LAY OF THE.
... They are too wise for bachelors to wed : As subtle clerks by many schools are made , Twice - married dames are mistresses o ' the trade . " January and May . II . O ! my Lucilla Swig - the - 198 CANTO VI . THE LAY OF THE.
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