| Percy Society - 1840 - 584 pagine
...our cannons) warm, With often-firing feels no harm, While the sober sot flies the alarm, No lawrel can befriend him. Christians thus with conquest crown'd,...Infidels are now o'ercome, But the most Christian Turks at home, Watching the fate of Christendom; But all his hopes are shallow, Since the Poles have... | |
| James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps - 1841 - 434 pagine
...our cannons) warm, With often-firing feels no harm, While the sober sot flies the alarm, No lawrel can befriend him. Christians thus with conquest crown'd,...Infidels are now o'ercome, But the most Christian Turks at home, Watching the fate of Christendom; But all his hopes are shallow, Since the Poles have... | |
| William Chappell - 1885 - 864 pagine
...own Cannons, warm With often firing) feel no harm : While 'the sober sot flies the Alarm, No Lawrel can befriend him. Christians thus with Conquest crown'd,...the force of Claret : Whilst we give them thus the foyl, And the Pagan Troops recoyl, The Valiant Poles divide the Spoyl, And in brisk Nectar share it.... | |
| Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris - 1891 - 524 pagine
...it. I can tell him how the victory over the Turks proved that, Christians thus with conquest crowned, Conquest with the glass goes round, Weak coffee can't keep its ground Against the force of claret. How, The Duke then to the wood did come In hopes Vendosme to meet, When lo ! the Prince of Carigmn... | |
| George Saintsbury - 1923 - 456 pagine
...it. I can tell him how the victory over the Turks proved that Christians thus with conquest crowned. Conquest with the glass goes round, Weak coffee can't keep its ground Against the force of claret. How The Duke then to the wood did come In hopes Vendosme to meet. When lo ! the Prince of Carignan... | |
| George Saintsbury - 1895 - 444 pagine
...it. I can tell him how the victory over the Turks proved that Christians thus with conquest crowned, Conquest with the glass goes round, Weak coffee can't keep its ground Against the force of claret. How The Duke then to the wood did come In hopes Vendosme to meet, When lo ! the Prince of Carignan... | |
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