 | Henry Fielding - 1734 - 92 str.
...flies the Rout, "their Stetds all fpur andfwitch', Some are thrown in, and fome tbrumn ont, And fome thrown in the Ditch : But a Hunting we will go, At length bis Strength to Faintnefs worn, Poor Reynard ceafes Flight; Then hungry, homeward we return, *To feaft... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1766 - 352 str.
...flies the rout, Their fteeds-alUpur and fwitch.; Some are thrown in, and fome thrown oti<* And, fome thrown in the ditch : But a hunting we will go. At length his ftrength to faintnefs worn,. Poor Renard ceafes flight ; Then hungry, homeward we return,. , To feaft... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1783 - 358 str.
...fpur And'fwitA^^' •' \i'*\ • Some are thrown in, and fome throfrn o«t», • . •' , And fome thrown- in the ditch : *'<•:-' .- But a hunting we will go. ,, At length his flrength to fuintaefs worn^ Poor Renardceaies flight ;. . -; • \-.\s; Tlierj hungry, homeward we... | |
 | Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy - 1806 - 566 str.
...For why, 1 carry'd, sound and goad, ' A cartload there last week. And a hunting we will go. Away he goes, he flies the rout, Their steeds all spur and...some thrown out, • ..-,, • And some thrown in a ditch : But a hunting we will go. At length his strength to faintness worn*. v; Poor Reynard ceases... | |
 | 1834 - 480 str.
...cannot hunt to-day. But a hunting, &c. Away they fly, to 'scape the rout, Their steeds they soundly switch, Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in a ditch. Yet a hunting, &c. Sly renard now like lightening flies, And sweeps across the vale ; But... | |
 | British minstrel - 1848 - 480 str.
...cry : The woods, the hills, the sound retort, And music fills the sky. Then a hunting, &e. At last his strength to faintness worn, Poor Reynard ceases...hungry homeward we return To feast away the night. And a drinking, &c. FZ Ye jovial hunters, in the mom Prepare, then, for the chase : Rise at the sounding... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1851 - 332 str.
...hunt to-day." Yet a hunting we will go. Away they fly to 'scape the rout, Their steeds they soundly switch ; Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in the ditch. Yet a hunting we will go. Sly Reynard now like lightning flies, And sweeps across the vale ; And when... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1857 - 334 str.
...hunt to-day." Yet a hunting we will go. Away they fly to 'scape the rout, Their steeds they soundly switch ; Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in the ditch. Yet a hunting we will go. Sly Keynard now like lightning flies, And sweeps across the vale ; And when... | |
 | John Tillotson - 1870 - 1154 str.
...renown. 22.— DOUBLE ACROSTIC. »' «' Away they fly to 'scape the rout, Their steeds they soundly switch, Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in the ditch." "Bait the hook well, this fish will bite." 1. " Make her portion equal to his." 2. " The loftiest peaks... | |
 | William Cullen Bryant - 1877 - 576 str.
...hunt to-day." Yet a hunting we will go. Away they fly to 'scape the ront, Their steeds they soundly switch ; Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in the ditch. Yet a hunting we will go. Sly Reynard now like lightning flies, And sweeps across the vale ; And when... | |
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And a-hunting we will go.' Away he goes, he flies the rout, Their steeds all spur and switch, Some are thrown in, and some thrown out, And some thrown in the ditch; But a-hunting we will go. 
