The rarest fun and rarest fare, That everfell to mortal share, Ha Ha Ha Ha TIM.
Ha Ha Ha Ha The rarest fun and rarest fare, That ever fell to mortal share.
Ha Ha Ha Ha The rest fun and rarest fare That ever fell to mortal share Ha Ha Ha Ha DAPH.
The rarest fun and rarest fare That ever fell to mortal share Ha ha etc.
The son of one of the Embassadors was in the richest suit for pearl and tissue, that ever I did see, or shall, I believe.
And in the Privy-garden saw the finest smocks and linnen petticoats of my Lady Castlemaine's, laced with rich lace at the bottom, that ever I saw; and did me good to look upon them.
Sir Launcelot, "that ever a knight should die weaponless!
With that he beheld the lady, and he thought she was the fairest creature that ever he saw.
And thou wert the meekest man, and the gentlest, that ever ate in hall among ladies.
Sat all the morning, where among other things I did the first unkind [thing] that ever I did design to Sir W.
Among other things, Harris sung his Irish song--the strangest in itself, and the prettiest sung by him, that ever I heard.
I naturally abhorred dirt and rags; I had been bred up tight and cleanly, and could be no other, whatever condition I was in; so that this was the most uneasy disguise to me that ever I put on.
However, those consultations entertained us near a month, during which I enjoyed his company, which indeed was the most entertaining that ever I met in my life before.
The catchers of the whale she caught; swift Ariel overhauled; And made Hatteras know the hardest blow that ever a tar appalled.
I went to work now to learn the shape of the river; and of all the eluding and ungraspable objects that ever I tried to get mind or hands on, that was the chief.
It would have been the biggest thing that ever came to Virginia if it had come off.
Hammond Trumbull, who prepared the variegated, marvelous cryptographic chapter headings: Trumbull was the most learned manthat ever lived in Hartford.
Great deeds were done, and the fame of none amongst them is greater than that of the gallant Widdrington; "For Witherington my heart is woe, That ever he slaine sholde be!
He is dressed in long robes of gray which, methinks, are of poor seeming; but the horse he rideth upon hath the richest coursing that ever I saw.
I tell thee, coz, that thou art the strongest man that ever I laid mine eyes upon.
Sulpicius Galba is owned by all to have been the richest private person that ever came to the imperial seat.
Then entering the temple of Jupiter Feretrius, he dedicated his gift; the third, and to our memory the last, that ever did so.
Alas,' said the king, 'that ever I should see this doleful day, for now is my end come.
Heaven forbid,' said Sir Gawaine, 'that ever I should see either of these things.
Sir Gawaine, and wept, 'that ever I should live to see this woful day.
XXXIX Ah dearest Lord (quoth she) how might that bee, And he the stoughtest knight, that ever wonne?
For at the slightest betrayal of life, he knew, still another volley would come from that ever-menacing steamer's deck.
At any other time he would have thrown open the flood-gates of that ever-inundating anger of his and swept away all such obliquities.
But he was still within the area of that ever-betraying searchlight.
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