 | Shakespeare Society (Great Britain) - 1844 - 114 páginas
...none in this hall, That better can saue all thing in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behoue Unto an house or huswiuery, Then she doth, which causeth...carde, she can spin, She can thresh, and she can fan : She can helpe thee good to win, For to keepe thee like a man. And here is an hundred pound in Golde... | |
 | Taming - 1844 - 110 páginas
...none in this hall, That better can saue all thing in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behoue Unto an house or huswiuery, Then she doth, which causeth...carde, she can spin, She can thresh, and she can fan : She can helpe thee good to win, For to keepe thee like a man. And here is an hundred pound in Golde... | |
 | Thomas Amyot, John Payne Collier, William Durrant Cooper, Alexander Dyce, Barron Field, Thomas Wright - 1853 - 768 páginas
...none in this hall, That better can saue all thing in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behouo Unto an house or huswiuery, Then she doth, which causeth...carde, she can spin, She can thresh, and she can fan : She can helpe thee good to win, For to keepe thee like a man. And here is an hundred pound in Golde... | |
 | 1853 - 738 páginas
...better can saue all thing in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behoue Unto an house or huswinery, Then she doth, which causeth me to moue This matter...carde, she can spin, She can thresh, and she can fan : She can helpe thee good to win, For to kecpe thee like a man. And here is an hundred pound in (lolde... | |
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1866 - 394 páginas
...none in this hall, That better can saue all thing, in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behoue Unto an house or huswiuery, Then she doth, which causeth...hundred pound in Golde To set thee vp, thy crafte to vse : Wkerefore (I am playne) I would thou should In no maner of wise thy selfe abuse. To striue with my... | |
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1875 - 464 páginas
...none in this hall, That better can saue all thing in fay. Nor better doth know what doth behoue Unto an house or huswiuery, Then she doth, which causeth...carde, she can spin, She can thresh, and she can fan : She can helpe thee good to win, For to keepe thee like a man. And here is an hundred pound in Golde... | |
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... daughter deare, A pleasaunt thing it is : In all the countrey I know not her peare, So haue I parte of blisse ; For she is wyse and fayre with all, And will nothing cast away : I trow there be now none in this hall, That better can saue all thing... 