VII.
"'No, but I would not, Sir; you know
What laurels are no more than I,
Upon your head they'll never grow,
My word for that, friend, and good-bye:
He that of roses robs a wench,
Will ne'er pluck laurels from the French.'"
Jas. Crossley.
VII.
"'No, but I would not, Sir; you know
What laurels are no more than I,
Upon your head they'll never grow,
My word for that, friend, and good-bye:
He that of roses robs a wench,
Will ne'er pluck laurels from the French.'"
Jas. Crossley.