 Pray, get fresh , I would have these herbs grow up in his grave When I am dead and rotten. Reach the bays ; I'll tie a garland here about his head ; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning.  The Dramatic Works of John Webster - 第 126 頁John Webster 著 - 1857完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Henry Thew Stephenson - 1910 - 552 頁
...withered, pray get fresh; I would have these herbs grow up in his grave, When I am dead and rotten. Reach the bays, I'll tie a garland here about his head:...from lightning. This sheet I have kept this twenty years, and every day Hallow'd it with my prayers. I did not think He should have worn it" The shroud,... | |
 | Henry Thew Stephenson - 1910 - 564 頁
...garland here about his head: Twill keep my boy from lightning. This sheet I have kept this twenty years, and every day Hallow'd it with my prayers. I did not think He should have worn it" The shroud, which was white, was often stuck with bits of yew. This practice is referred to... | |
 | John Webster - 1912 - 494 頁
...and three other ladies discovered winding MARCELLO'S corse. A song When I am dead and rotten. Reach the bays, I'll tie a garland here about his head ; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning. This sheet 70 I have kept this twenty year, and every day Hallowed it with my prayers ; I did not think He should... | |
 | Katharine Frances Doughty - 1912 - 410 頁
...blasted with lightning." As to bay, in an old play one of the characters is made to exclaim — " Reach the bays : I'll tie a garland here about his head 'Twill keep my boy from lightning." Susanna Betts has left us directions in her note-book " to make funke," whatever " funke " may be.... | |
 | John Webster, Cyril Tourneur - 1912 - 486 頁
...'Twill keep my boy from lightning. This sheet 70 I have kept this twenty year, and every day Hallowed it with my prayers ; I did' not think He should have wore it. Zan. Look you, who are yonder ? Cor. O, reach me the flowers ! Zan. Her ladyship's foolish. Woman.... | |
 | John George Robertson, Charles Jasper Sisson - 1913 - 640 頁
...173: I have sung With an unskilful, yet a willing voice, To bring my girl asleep. White Devil, 45: I'll tie a garland here about his head ; Twill keep my boy from lightning. Besides these, there are various words; 'dunghill' (.4. and V., 171, 166, White Devil, 25), 'mist'... | |
 | Rupert Brooke - 1916 - 294 頁
...173 : I have sung With an unskilful, yet a willing voice, To bring my girl asleep. White Devil, 45 : I'll tie a garland here about his head ; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning. Besides these, there are various words ; " dunghill " (A. and V., 171, 166, White Devil, 25), " mist... | |
 | Rupert Brooke - 1916 - 370 頁
...office of justice. ..." as in The Duchess of Malfi quotation. He is probably right. White Devil, 45 : I'll tie a garland here about his head; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning. Besides these, there are various words : "dunghill" (A. and V., 171, 166, White Devil, 25), "mist"... | |
 | Henry Dugdale Sykes - 1924 - 248 頁
...sung With an unskilful, yet a willing voice, To bring my girl asleep. White Devil, v. i (ii. 126) : I'll tie a garland here about his head ; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning.1 (i) A. & V., v. iii (222) : Death is terrible Unto a conscience that 's oppressed with... | |
 | 1873 - 576 頁
...head in branches of this plant. Webster, in his play of " The White Devil," makes Cornelia say : — Beach the Bays — I'll tie a garland here about his head ; 'Twill keep my boy from lightning. Stupid old Culpepper did not overlook this curious belief, and, in his usual quaint way, thus expatiates... | |
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