 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - Bibliography - 1767 - 608 pages
...EUCL. The pot of gold, I fay, which you confefs'd You dole, — ret'.ore it to me. LYC. I ne'er faid A fyllable about it, nor have taken it. EUCL. Will...what pot you mean. EUCL. That which you ftole out of Sylvanos' grcve. Come, give it me :— 111 rather halve it with yon. Though you have robb'd me, I'll... | |
 | sir William Cathcart Boyd - 1844 - 502 pages
...Lyconides. I ne'er said A syllable about it, nor have I taken it. Euclio. Will you deny it ? Lyconides. Yes, deny it wholly ; Nor do I know what gold, what pot you mean. Euclio. That which you stole out of Sylvanus' grove. Come, give it me ; I'll rather halve it with you.... | |
 | William Peter - English poetry - 1847 - 568 pages
...restore it to me. Lye. I ne'er said A syllable about it, nor have taken it. Eucl. Will you deny it ? Lye. Yes, deny it wholly: Nor do I know what gold, what pot, you mean. Eucl. That which you stole out of Sylvanus' . grove. Come, give it me : — I'll rather halve it with you. Though you have... | |
 | William Peter - English poetry - 1847 - 562 pages
...restore it to me. Lye. I ne'er said A syllable about it, nor have taken it. Eud. Will you deny it? Lyr. Yes, deny it wholly: Nor do I know what gold, what pot, you mean. Eud. That which you stole out of Sylvanus' grove. Come, give it mo : — I'll rather halve it with... | |
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Yes, deny it wholly: Nor do I know what gold, what pot, you mean. Eucl. That which you stole out of Sylvanus 