| Jonathan Swift - 1742 - 314 lehte
...they Squabble, Snarl and Cheat 5 At laft they hear the Watchman knock, A Frojij Morn Paft Four a-Chck. The Chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the t'other Round. Now, all in hafte they huddle on Their Hoods, their Cloaks, and get them gone ; But... | |
| Elizabeth Thomas - 1744 - 76 lehte
...fquabble, fnarl and cheat :• At laft they hear the Watchman knock, Afrofty Morn—-Paji Four a Clock* The Chair-men are not to be found, Come, let us play the t'other Round. Now, all in hafte they huddle on Their Hoods, their Cloaks, and get them gone, But firft,... | |
| Jonathan Swift - 1752 - 412 lehte
...repeat How oft they fquabble, fnarl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchmen knock, Afrojly morn f aft four o'clock. The chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the other round". NOT Now, all in hafte they huddle on Their hoods, and cloaks, and get them gone : But, firft the winner... | |
| Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1754 - 354 lehte
...fquabble, fnarl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchman knock, A frofty morn—paft four o clock. The chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the t'other round." Now, all in hafte they huddle on Their hoods and cloaks, and get them gone; But firft... | |
| Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 338 lehte
...{quabble, fnafl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchman knock, A frofty morn—paft four o clock. The chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the t'other round.'* Now, all in hafte they huddle on Their hoods and cloaks, and get them gone; But firft... | |
| Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 466 lehte
...oft' they fquabble, fnarl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchman knock, *' A frofty morn—paft four o'clock." The chairmen are not to be found, "...tears, (Who now again quadrille forfwears) With empty purfe, and aching head, Steals to her fleeping fpoufe to bed. A DIALOGUE. BETWEEN MAD MULLINIX AND... | |
| Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1784 - 422 lehte
...280 How oft they fquabble, fnarl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchman knock, Afrofty morn p aft four o'clock. The chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the other round." 285 Now, all in hafle they huddle on Their hoods and cloaks, and get them gone; But firft the winner... | |
| English poets - 1790 - 340 lehte
...oft' they fquabble, fnarl, and cheat. At laft they hear the watchman knock, " A frofty morn—paft four o'clock." The chairmen -are not to be found,...let us play the other round." Now all in hafte they huddle.cn Their hoods, their cloaks, and get them gone; But, firft, the winner muft invite The company... | |
| Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 470 lehte
...How oft they squabble, snarl, and cheat. At last they hear the watchman knock, " A frosty morn—past four o'clock." The chairmen are not to be found, " Come, let us play the other round." Now all in haste they huddle on Their hoods, their cloaks, and get them gone; But, first, the winner must invite... | |
| Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 558 lehte
...How oi't they squabble, snarl, and cheat. At last they hear the watchman knocky "A frosty morn—past four o'clock." The chairmen are not to be found, "Come, let us play die other round." Now all in haste they huddle on Their hoods, their cloaks, and get them gone? But,... | |
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