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Whatever the ship may be 't is sure to have the making of a posset in her." "Oh Priscilla, dear maid, if it might be, if I dared think of my two girls" The trembling voice gave way, and for a moment Priscilla could not speak. Then she cheerily said, "If not themselves there is sure to be news of them, and God is very good. Pr'ythee take the broth." "There then, good child.
Pr'ythee hear: Their works, too, will thy condemnation be When at the judgment-seat thou shalt appear. But since thy God doth bid thee to her go, Obey, her ways consider, and be wise; The piss-ant tell thee will what thou must do, And set the way to life before thine eyes. He wants, he asks, he pleads his poverty, They within doors do him an alms deny.
Pr'ythee continue, friend Dux, and, boys, restrain thy mirth." "Though the bard to a purer fame may soar When wild youth's past, Though he win the wise, who frowned before, To smile at last, He'll never meet a joy so sweet In all his noon of fame, As when first he sung to woman's ear His soul-felt flame; And at every close she blush'd to hear The once-lov'd name."
'Then take broadswords, and be d d to you, as your fathers did before you, said the counsel learned in the law. 'Aweel, sir, if ye think it wadna be again the law, it's a' ane to Dandie. 'Hold! hold! exclaimed Pleydell, 'we shall have another Lord Soulis' mistake. Pr'ythee, man, comprehend me; I wish you to consider how very trifling and foolish a lawsuit you wish to engage in.
'He is a beast, more savage than the boar that grinds its tusks within his country's forests. 'Why speakest thou then of hope? 'I spoke of certainty. I did not mention hope. 'Dear Honain, my brain is weak; but I can bear strange things, or else I should not be here. I feel thy thoughtful friendship; but indeed there need no winding words to tell my fate. Pr'ythee speak out.
How hast thou done this long time, by God?" And then they kiss; and the other, as lewd as himself, goes on: "Dear Tom, I am glad to see thee with all my heart, let me die. Come, let us go take a bottle, we must not part so; pr'ythee let's go and be drunk by God."
Therefore he is in the indictment styled, Communis malefactor, calumniator, et seminator litium." "Pr'ythee, truce with thy definitions," cried Ferret, "and make an end to thy long-winded story. Thou hast no title to be so tedious, until thou comest to have a coif in the Court of Common Pleas."
Mazarine hoods are as ancient as the pyramids, Lewin. Pr'ythee show us something newer." It was late in the evening when the two coaches left the Manor gate. Hyacinth had been in no haste to return to the Abbey. There was nobody there who wanted her, she protested, and there would be a moon after nine o'clock, and she had servants enough to take care of her on the road; so Mrs.
Of course the hero makes an unsuccessful attempt to regain the good graces of his inamorata, and, of course, the coxcomb carries on a violent flirtation with her in the angry face of his rival. With the meal over, and everybody on the qui vive, this scene ensues: * "FOPPINGTON. Nay, pr'ythee, Sir Charles, let's have a little of thee.
'Please you, my little ruler, said a single soldier, addressing Alroy; 'pardon my bluntness, but I knew you before you were a Caliph. 'Stout heart, I like thy freedom. Pr'ythee say on. 'I was a-saying, I hope you will lead us in the charge to-morrow. Some say you will not. 'They say falsely. 'I thought so. I'll ever answer for my little ruler, but then the Queen?
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