 | 1843 - 676 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score ; A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese...himself, as he lick'd his lips, " Those nice little dears I what a delicate roast ! Then, that fine fat Friar, At a very quick fire, Dress'd like a woodcock,... | |
 | Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith - 1843 - 674 páginas
...said to himself, as he lick'd his lips, • '• Those nice little dears I what a delicate roast I Then, that fine fat Friar, At a very quick fire, Dress'd like a woodcock, and serv'd on toast 1" At the sight of tit-bits so toothsome and choice Never did mouth water more than Nick's ; But, alas... | |
 | 1843 - 1266 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Honks a score; A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese Jew, Whom he nabb'd while clipping a new moidoro. And he said to himself, as he lick'd his lips, "Those nice little dears! what a dellcale roast!... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1856 - 442 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score ; A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese...fine fat Friar, At a very quick fire, Dress'd like a -Woodeock, and served on toast !" —At the sight of tit-bits so toothsome and choice Never did mouth... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1866 - 492 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score, A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese...and choice Never did mouth water more than Nick's ; But, — alas ! and alack ! — He had stuffd his sack So full that he found himself quite ' in a... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1866 - 514 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score, A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese...the sight of tit-bits! so toothsome and choice Never did*mouth water more than Nick's ; But, — alas ! and alack ! — He had stuffd his sack So full that... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1867 - 526 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had bagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score, A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese Jew, Whom ne nabb'd while clipping a new Moidore. And he said to himself, as he lick'd his lips, ' Those nice... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1869 - 194 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had hagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain— A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score, A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese Jew, Whom he nahh'd while clipping a new Moidore. And he said to himself, as he lick'd his lips, 'Those nice little... | |
 | Richard Harris Barham - 1881 - 118 páginas
...little Cardinal's Niece. — He had hagg'd an Inquisitor fresh from Spain — A mendicant Friar — of Monks a score, A grave Don, or two, And a Portuguese Jew, Whom he nahh'd while clipping a new Moidure. And he said to himself, as he lick'd his lips, ' Those niee little... | |
 | Tresham Gilbey - 1900 - 536 páginas
...collected a sackful of sinners with which to regale his appetite. " And he said to himself, as he licked his lips Those nice little dears ! What a delicate...! Then, that fine fat friar, At a very quick fire, Dressed like a woodcock and served on toast ! " Old Nick had grasped the first principles of cooking... | |
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... ould divil,' and slipp'd through his claws ! In Moscow a Boyar knouting his wife — A Corsair's crew, in the Isles of Greece — And, under the dome Of St. Peter's, at Rome, He had snapp'd up a nice little Cardinal's Niece. — He had bagg'd an Inquisitor... 
