 | William Shakespeare - 1821 - 528 páginas
...then, as Robert of Gloucester says : " Kuste hire and sitte hire adoune and glad dronke hire hcil ; " And that was tho in this land the verst was-hail, " As in langage of Saxoyne that me might evere iwite, " And so wel he paith the folc about, that he is not yut voryute." Afierwards... | |
 | Mrs. Matthew Hall - 1854 - 464 páginas
...goes on to say that the enamoured monarch — . " Kuste hire1 and fitte hire adeune, and glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho in this land the verst was-hail. As in langage of Saxoyne that me might ever iwrite, And so wel he paith the bole about, that he is not yet voryrte." From that time... | |
 | Mrs. Matthew Hall - 1859 - 480 páginas
...scene, goes on to say that the enamoured monarch — " Kuste hire' and fittc hire adoune, and glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho in this land the verst was-hail. As in langape of Snxoyne that me might ever iwrite, And so wel he paith the hole about, that he is not yet... | |
 | Mrs. Matthew Hall - 1864 - 470 páginas
...scene, goes on to say tbat the enamoured monarch— *' Kuste hire1 and fitte hire adoune, and glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho in this land the verst was-hail. As in langage of Saxoyne that me might ever iwrite, And so wel he paith the hole about, that he is not yet voryrte." From that time... | |
 | 1864 - 500 páginas
...direction of an interpreter, drinc — heil, dnnk the health, and then, Kuste hire and sitte hire adoune and glad dronke hire heil : And that was tho in this land the verst was — hail As in language of Saxonyne that me might euere iwit.And so wel he paith the folc about,... | |
 | Alice D'Alcho - 1911 - 198 páginas
...completed her conquest, and the enamored King — "Kuste hire, and sitte hire adoune, And glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho in this land The verst was-hail.* The object of the Saxon was now attained, for the King at once demanded Rowena in marriage; Hengist,... | |
 | Robert Walsh - 1828 - 678 páginas
...your health, and then, as Robert of Gloucester says, " Kuste hire andsitte hire adounc and glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho' in this land the verst was-hail." Was hail afterwards, not unnaturally, became the name of the drinking cups of the Anglo-Saxons. VoL.... | |
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Kuste hire1 and fitte hire adoune, and glad dronk hire heil, And that was tho in this land the verst was-hail. As in langage of Saxoyne that me might ever iwrite, And so wel he paith the hole about, that he is not yet voryrte. 