| 1797 - 300 páginas
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| George Dyer - 1824 - 736 páginas
...sit i ' th' dumps by themselves, all stew'd and pent Dp, And can only peep through the lattice lik« so many chickens in a coop ; Whereas last commencement...the ladies had a gallery provided near enough To see tbe heads sleep, and the fellow-commoner! take snulT. This will suffice as a specimen of the petition... | |
| Richard Gooch - 1835 - 242 páginas
...think they are to be cooped up in the Chancel, where they can But must sit in the dumps by themselves, all stew'd and pent up, And can only peep through the lattice, like so many chickens in a neither see nor be seen, coop; Whereas last Commencement the ladies had-a gallery provided near enough,... | |
| 1841 - 360 páginas
...up in the Chancel, where they can neither see nor be seen, But must sit in the dumps, by themselves, all stew'd, and pent up, And can only peep through...Fellow Commoners take snuff." Taylor and Long's Music Speeches. London, J. Nicholls, 1819. •tissex was very much employed in Cambridge about this time,... | |
| Charles Henry Cooper - 1842 - 766 páginas
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| Charles Henry Cooper - 1852 - 750 páginas
...up in the Chancel, where they can neither see nor be seen; But must sit in the dumps by themselves all stew'd and pent up, And can only peep through...Heads sleep, and the Fellow Commoners take snuff. Tia true for every particular how 'twas order'd then we can't so certainly know, Because none of us... | |
| 1874 - 776 páginas
...in the Chancel, where they can • neither see nor be seen; But must sit i' the Dumps by themselves all stew'd and pent up, And can only peep through...provided near enough, To see the Heads sleep, and the Fellow-Commoners take Snuff. Tis true for every Particular how 'twas order'd then we can't so certainly... | |
| Henry Barnard - 1878 - 1070 páginas
...they can neither see nor be seen : Dut must sit i* the Dumps by themselves all stew'd and pent up, Aod ch @ ! Mends sleep, and the Fellow-Commoners take SnufT. 'Tis true fur every Particular how 'twas order'd... | |
| John Willis Clark - 1890 - 352 páginas
...up in the Chancel, where they can neither see nor be seen ; But must sit i' the Dumps by themselves all stew'd and pent up, And can only peep through...provided near enough To see the Heads sleep, and the Fellow-Commoners take Snuff. 'Tis true for every Particular how 'twas order'd then we can't so certainly... | |
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