Since Gander did his pretty youngling wed, Gander, they say, doth each night piss a-bed: What is the cause?
I formed several connexions with other younkers, who possessed superior advantages; the youngling actors who were busy in the rehearsal of parts, in which they were shortly to appear on the stage of life, where, alas!
The mother cow still follows near The wanderings of her youngling dear.
But Spenser likens an infuriate woman to a cow “That is berobbed of her youngling dere.
The food she brought to that eager youngling every few minutes looked like minute worms, doubtless some insect larvæ.
The youngling of this nest came to the ground and stayed there.
Quoth the sea-rover, "It is no shame for thee a youngling to remember thy betrothed in thy sleep, and to weep because thou lackest her.
But when the night was grown old and it was not far from the dawn, the alien said: "Youngling of the Ravens, now shalt thou sleep and I will row.
After all this luck," he congratulated himself, "it will go hard with me if I do not either stumble on the youngling himself, or someone who can give me news of him.
Unless the youngling had made a decided change for the worse, what satisfaction could the Jotun expect to get from witnessing their meeting?
Ospakar saw and read the meaning, and he said to himself: "Now Odin grant that this youngling rise not again!
And when he had got it as big and deep as he chose, Youngling took out his Walnut and laid it in one corner of the well, and pulled the plug of moss out.
So Youngling said when he heard the sound of the mysterious axe in the forest and asked himself who could be chopping there.
When that was done, Youngling pulled out his Spade and fitted it to its handle.
But Youngling didn't care for what they said; he climbed the steep hillside toward where the noise came, and when he reached the place, what do you think he saw?
She was behight then Youngling and gold-dight to the glad son of Froda.
The magpie chatters with delight; 5 The mountain raven's youngling brood Have left the mother and the nest; And they go rambling east and west In search of their own food; Or through the glittering vapours dart 10 In very wantonness of heart.
A Colony of Youngling Orbweavers as Snugly Tented Under a Jack-in-the-Pulpit.
Only a colony of youngling Orbweavers remained snugly tented around a Jack-in-the-Pulpit.
The younglingwould not leave her, but led her, holding her hand, down to her ferry again; she kissed him in thanks for his meat, and he reddened thereat but said nought.
Tell me, fair child, sawest thou ever here at night-tide the shape of a younglingcrowned with a garland straying about the house?
At the Ch'kara clanhome, a youngling met them and took them to one of the smaller living rooms, with the information that Ka'ruchaya Yarra had set it aside for them so ruchaya Steve could study undisturbed.
He was regarded, he thought, as they would regard a youngling who called himself a fighter to impress his elders: with amused tolerance.
So Sigurd turned to the river and stood by the wave-wet strand, And the grey horse swims to his feet and lightly leaps aland, And the youngling looks upon him, and deems none beside him good.
But Regin the wise craftsmaster heedeth the youngling well, And before the Kings he cometh, and saith such words to tell.
Or shall thisyoungling ride at all adventure, and seek to Sunway through the blind woodland?
Yea, I know what is in thy thought; and in very sooth it is good that the dear youngling hath not seen this new thrall, this Ursula.
Said Richard: "Youngling is not thine heart, then, as strong as thou deemedst last night?
So Sigmund looked on the youngling and his heart unto him yearned; But he thought: "Shall I pay the hire ere the worth of the work be earned?
I'm fallen in love with a fawn, a youngling tunic-clad, And joy no more in love of bracelet-wearing may.
No sooner was the youngling let out of the cage than it flew to the side of the house and began to scramble up the brick wall.
Not an hour afterwards the youngling again fell to the ground, when some children found it and killed it without the least excuse for their action.
And by sweet Saint Nick," growled Will, "the dainty youngling disporteth himself to mine eyes in a gold finger-ring!
But if not, then do I depart from Greenharbour straightway, and take the youngling with me to hang him up on the first tree.
So must we say that he was such an youngling as most might have been in the world, had not man's malice been, and the mischief of grudging and the marring of grasping.
Men looked on a while and said nought, while Jack looked proudly and keenly over the hall, and at last his eye caught Christopher's, but he made the youngling no semblance of greeting.
