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DREAMS to DRINK DREAMS.Dreams in their development have breath, Byron.The Dream, Line 5. Led by those waking Dreams of Thought, Langhorne.Owen of Carron, Verse 19. DRESS.She bears a dukes revenues on her back. Shakespeare.King Henry VI. Part II. Act I. Scene 3. (Queen Margaret to Suffolk.)
Shakespeare.King Henry VIII. Act I. Scene 1. (Buckingham.)
Shakespeare.King Henry VIII. Act I. Scene 2. (Katherine to Wolsey.) Dress drains our cellar dry, Cowper.The Task, Book II. Line 614. Heres such a plague every morning, with buckling shoes, gartering, combing, and powdering. Farquhar.The Twin Rivals, Act I. DRINK.Drink to me only with thine eyes, Ben Jonson.To Celia. The Forest. This song is taken from a collection of love-letters written by Philostratus, an ancient Greek sophist. Drink boldly, and spare not. Urquharts Rabelais.Chap. XXXIV. Drink not the third glass, which thou canst not tame, George Herbert.The Temple, Stanza 5. Drink to day, and drown all sorrow; Beaumont and Fletcher.The Bloody Brother, Act II. Scene 2. DRINK.I see by thy eyes thou hast been reading a little Geneva print. Anonymous.The Merry Devil of Edmonton. Potations pottle deep. |
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