 | New vocal enchantress - 1788 - 344 Seiten
...can be richer, Give me but thefe, a fig for care, With my fweet girl, my friend, and pitcher. i- / From morning fun I'd never grieve, To toil a hedger or a ditcher• If that, when 1 come home at eve, I might enjoy my friend and pitcher, My friend lo rare, &c. .Tho' fortune ever... | |
 | Thalia, Frederick Atkinson (of York) - 1790 - 234 Seiten
...mortal can be richer; Give me but thefe, a fig for care, With my fweet girl, my friend, and pitcher. n. From morning fun I'd never grieve To toil a hedger...eve I might enjoy my friend and pitcher, My friend fo rare, &c. &c. .III. Tho' Fortune ever fliuns my door, I know not what 'tis can bewitch her; With... | |
 | 1799 - 264 Seiten
...mortal can be richer ; Give me but thefe, a fg for care, With my faieet girl, my friend and pitcher. From morning fun I'd never grieve, To toil a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when I came home at eve, I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. My friend fo rare, C5fj. Tho' fortune ever fhuns... | |
 | Roundelay - 1815 - 260 Seiten
...sweet girl, my friend, and pitcher. From morning sun I'd never grieve To toil a hedger or a drtchtf, If that when I come home at eve I might enjoy my friend and pitcher ! Tho' Fortune ever shuns my door, I know not what 'tis can bewitch her ; With all my heart — can... | |
 | Scottish songs - 1816 - 320 Seiten
...richer ; Give me but these , a fig for care, With my sweet girl, my friend and pitcher. From morning sun I'd never grieve To toil, a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when I came home at eve, I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. My friend to rare, $c. Though Fortune ever shuns... | |
 | 1828 - 386 Seiten
...; Posssess'd of these, a fig for care, — My little girl, my friend and pitcher. From morning sun I'd never grieve, To toil, a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when I came home at eve I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. My friend, &c. Though fortune ever shuns my door,... | |
 | George Daniel, John Cumberland - 1828 - 384 Seiten
...; Posssess'd of these, a fig for care, — My little girl, my friend and pitcher. From morning sun I'd never grieve, To toil, a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when I came home at eve I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. My friend, &c. Though fortune ever shuns my door,... | |
 | 1835 - 320 Seiten
...and pitcher From morning sun I'd never grieve, To toil a (ledger or a ditcher, If that when I came home at eve, I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. ' My friend so rare, feeThough fortune ever shuns my door, I know not what can thus bewitch her, With all my heart... | |
 | William Stradling - 1839 - 198 Seiten
...to yield the friendly draught to a Roman inclined to indulge in feelings such as, " From morning sun I'd never grieve " To toil, a hedger or a ditcher,...when I come home at eve, " I might enjoy my friend arA pitcher." I will now give the reasons why I so highly value it. In the first place, I consider... | |
 | 1846 - 166 Seiten
...richer, Give me but these, a fig for care, With my sweet girl, my friend and pitcher. From morning sun I'd never grieve, To toil a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when 1 came home at eve, I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. My friend so rare, &c. Though fortune ever... | |
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I'd never grieve, To toil, a hedger or a ditcher, If that, when I came home at eve I might enjoy my friend and pitcher. 
