...sweat: weep with one eye, laugh with the other; or as children, weep and cry they can both together : and as much pity is to be taken of a woman weeping as of a goose going barefoot." The sugar-loaf hats, which had a very narrow brim, and rose into a cone, were most absurd and useless....

...sweat : weep with one eye, laugh with the other; or as children, weep and cry they can both together : and as much pity is to be taken of a woman weeping as of a goose going barefoot." The sugar-loaf hats, which had a very narrow brim, and rose into a cone, were most absurd and useless....

...for womens tears, I counsel thee, They teach their eys аз much to weep as see. And as much pitty is to be taken of a woman weeping, as of a goose going...cryer about, to bid every one that met him take heed. fSi'flentem aspicias, ne mox fallare, caveto; Sin arridebit, inagis effuge ; et oscula si fors Ferre...

...not for womens tears, I counsel thee, They teach their eys as much to weep as see. And as much pitty is to be taken of a woman weeping, as of a goose going...cryer about, to bid every one that met him take heed. fSi flentem aspicias, ne mox fallare, caveto; Sin arridebit, magis effuge ; et oscula si fors Ferre...

...heart of adamant ; And if they cannot weep, to rub the eye, Or wet the lids, and seem at least to cry. When Venus lost her son Cupid, she sent a cryer about to bid every one that met him take heed of his tears. O you who perchance may the fugitive find, Secure fast his hands, and with manacles bind....

...eye, laugh with the other, or, as children, weep and cry they can both together, and as much pity's to be taken of a woman weeping as of a goose going bare foot. BURTON. THE rumours regarding the Delassauxs which had reached the ears of Sir Cable Oakenwold...

...crocodile, are ready to weep on every slight occasion." And to the same purport runs the old adage ; — " As much pity is to be taken of a woman weeping as a goose going bare-foot ! " Est qncedamjlere voluptas ; they seem almost to find a pleasure in tears,...

...the?, Ut nerent oculos erudiere suoa. | They teach their eys as much tg weep as fee. And as much pitty is to be taken of a woman weeping, as of a goose going bare-footed. When Venus lost her son Cupid, she sent a cryer about, to bid every one that met him take...

...thee, Ut nerent oculos erudiere suos. | They teach their eys aa much to weep as see. And as much pitty ollowers. Quisquis amat ranam, ranam putat 1 SI flentem aspiclas, ne mox failure, caveto ; Sin arrirlebit, macis etfuge ; et oscula si fora Frre...

...away : weep with one eye, laugh with the other ; or as children, weep and cry they can both together : and as much pity is to be taken of a woman weeping as of a goose going barefoot." have borrowed some of their cosmetical conceits from barbarous nations, are seldom known to be contented...