 | James Lackington - 1791 - 366 ページ
...attempt to determine which of all thefo fyflems, or hypothecs is the true one. By love ftrange effefts have been wrought, we are told, In all countries and climates, hot, temperate, and cold. For cupid, who trims men of every ft. -it ion, Betwixt barbers and beaux makes no difcrimination. The... | |
 | Elegant extracts - 1816 - 490 ページ
...Fleet-market, of fish kept a As red as her cheek was no lobster e'er seen. Not an ei-1 that she sold was so soft as her skin. By love strange effects have been wrought, we are told, _ [cold ; In all countries and climates, hot, temp' rate, or Thus the heart of our barber love scorch'd... | |
 | 1867 - 530 ページ
...of fish kept a stall, As red as her cheek was no lobster e'er seen ; Not an eel that she sold was so soft as her skin. By love strange effects have been...wrought, we are told, In all countries and climates, hot, temp'rate, or cold ; Thus the heart of our barber love scorch'd like a coal, Though 'tis very well... | |
 | Kate Sanborn - 1869 - 306 ページ
...of fish kept a stall ; As red as her cheek was no lobster e'er seen, Not an eel that she sold was so soft as her skin. " By love strange effects have been...told, In all countries and climates, hot, temperate, or cold ; Thus the heart of our barber love scorched like a coal, Though 'tis very well known he lived... | |
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... makes no discrimination, Would not let this superlative shaver alone, Till he tried if his heart was as hard as his hone. The fair one, whose charms did the barber enthral, At the end of Fleet Market, of fish kept a stall, As red as her cheek was... 