The author of a song called Duke upon Duke hath improved it:
"Alas! O Nick! O Nick, alas!"
Where, by the help of a little false spelling, you have two meanings in the repeated words.
[128] Edith, in the Bloody Brother, speaks to her lover in the same familiar language:
"Your grace is full of game."
"Traverse the glitt'ring chambers of the sky,
Borne on a cloud in view of fate I'll lie,
And press her soul while gods stand wishing by."—"Hannibal."