 Laugh through my pane, then; solicit the bee; Gibe him, be sure ; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me! — Worship whom else? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please? What shall I please to-day? My morning, noon, eve, night — how...  O. Henry Biography - Pagina 200di Charles Alphonso Smith - 1916 - 258 pagineVisualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
 | Robert Browning - 1850 - 406 pagine
...Gibe him, be sure ; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! — Worship whom else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My morning, noon, eve, night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, The whole... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1875 - 400 pagine
...else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My morning, noon, eve, night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, Tho whole year round, to earn just bread and milk : But, this one day, I have leave to go, And play... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1879 - 304 pagine
...; Gibe him, be sure; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! —Worship whom else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My morn, noon, eve and night—how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, The whole year round, to earn... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1882 - 310 pagine
...Gibe him, be sure ; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! — Worship whom else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My mom, noon, eve and night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, The whole... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1886 - 668 pagine
...bee; Gibe him, be sure ; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! —Worship whom else? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My morning, noon, eve, night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, Thf. whole... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1887 - 228 pagine
...bee; Gibe him, be sure; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! Worship whom else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? 105 My morning, noon, eve, night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk,... | |
 | Mary Elizabeth Burt - 1887 - 248 pagine
...leading character in this group is Pippa, the heroine of "Pippa Passes." Pippa is a little working-girl "who winds silk The whole year round, to earn just bread and milk." She has but one single day in the entire year which she can call her own, one holiday in which to get... | |
 | Robert Browning - 1889 - 438 pagine
...Gibe him, be sure ; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me ! — Worship whom else ? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, My morn, noon, eve and night — how spend my day ? The... | |
 | Sara A. Hamlin - 1892 - 210 pagine
...twelvemonth's toil At wearisome silk-winding, coil on coil!' " Now what shall I do to celebrate my holiday ? To-morrow, I must be Pippa, who winds silk the whole year round, just to earn her bread and milk; but to-day, I can indulge my fancy to the utmost. " Oh! I know. I... | |
 | Mary A. Blood, Ida Morey Riley - 1920 - 170 pagine
...bee; Gibe him, be sure; and, in midst of thy glee, Love thy queen, worship me 1 vn. Worship whom else? For am I not, this day, Whate'er I please ? What shall I please to-day ? My morning, noon, eve, night — how spend my day ? To-morrow I must be Pippa who winds silk, The whole... | |
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