 That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to learne To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke come. With sodaine souldiers pamper'd up in peace, And gowned troupes and wantons worne with ease ; With sluggish Saxons crewe, and Irish kernes And Scottish...  The Misfortunes of Arthur - Side 51av Thomas Hughes - 1828 - 83 siderUten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | John Payne Collier - 1833 - 1086 sider
...ensignes all beene torue, And Roman troupes pursude me at the heeles, With lucklesse warres assaid in forreine soiles? Now that our fortune heaves us up...market mates, so highly hier'd, Must be the stay of thv usurped state. And least my head, inclining now to yeares, Should joy the rest which yet it never... | |
 | John Payne Collier - 1833 - 456 sider
...that's yet to learne To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke come, With sodaine souldiers paaiper'd up in peace, And gowned troupes and wantons worne...redshanked Picts, Whose slaughters yet must teach their lormer foyle. They shall perceave with sorrow e'r they part, When all their toyles be tolde, that nothing... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1875 - 664 sider
...Princocke come, That knowes not yet himselfe, nor Arthur's force; That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to learne To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke...kernes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts' — is extremely spirited, and contrasts powerfully with the subdued melancholy of the King's previous... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1875 - 664 sider
...That knowes not yet himselfe, nor Arthur's force; That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to leame To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke come,...kernes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts' — is extremely spirited, and contrasts powerfully with the subdued melancholy of the King's previous... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1875 - 662 sider
...That knowes not yet himselfe, nor Arthur's force; That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to leame To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke come,...and wantons worne with ease ; With sluggish Saxons erewe, and Irish kernes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts' — is extremely spirited, and... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1899 - 602 sider
...address of Arthur to his soldiers (act iii. sc. 3), in which he bids defiance to his rebel son— ' Nay, let that Princocke come, That knowes not yet...troupes and wantons worne with ease; With sluggish Saxon crewe, and Irish kemes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts'— is extremely spirited,... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1899 - 602 sider
...Princocke come, That knowes not yet himselfe, nor Arthur's force ; That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to learne To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke...troupes and wantons worne with ease ; With sluggish Saxon crewe, and Irish kernes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts ' — is extremely spirited,... | |
 | Sir Adolphus William Ward - 1899 - 602 sider
...Princocke come, That knowes not yet himselfe, nor Arthur's force ; That n'er yet waged warres ; that 's yet to learne To give the charge : yea, let that Princocke...pamper'd up in peace, And gowned troupes and wantons wome with ease ; With sluggish Saxon crewe, and Irish kernes And Scottish aide, and false redshanked... | |
 | Thomas Norton, George Gascoigne - 1912 - 462 sider
...come, With sodayne Souldyers pampered vp in peace, And gowned troupes, and wantons worne with ease : 25 With sluggish Saxons crewe, and Irish kernes, And...Whose slaughters yet must teach their former foyle. They shall perceaue with sorrow e'r they part, When all their toyles be tolde, that nothing workes... | |
 | John William Cunliffe - 1912 - 466 sider
...in peace, And gowned troupes, and wantons worne with ease : 25 With sluggish Saxons crewe, and lrish kernes, And Scottish aide, and false redshanked Picts,...Whose slaughters yet must teach their former foyle. They shall perceaue with sorrow e'r they part, When all their toyles be tolde, that nothing workes... | |
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