 | Francis Wrangham - 1826 - 906 sivua
...Epigrams elicited by this ill-omened Investigation, one is subjoined with a Latin imitation of it: Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To " go away, and sin no more :" Or, if that effort be too (.-reat, To go away — at any rate. Ut nostris abea* cituqHC ab ttris, Turpi non itfrfim illiyanda... | |
 | 1861 - 780 sivua
...indiscreet and damaging peroration of Mr. Denman's defence speech, — " Go and sin no more !" — " Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more ; But, if that effort bo too great, To go away, at any rate." The Diarist is so prejudiced against,... | |
 | 1861 - 894 sivua
...Go and sin no more !" — " Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away, at any rate." The Diarist is so prejudiced against, and inimical to, Mr. Canning, that it would require a long discussion... | |
 | Sir Spencer Walpole - 1878 - 704 sivua
...gave three cheers for Mr. Austin, the queen's son. It suggested an admirable epigram to some wit : — Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away, and sin no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate.3 Denmau concluded his speech on the 25th... | |
 | Sir Spencer Walpole - 1879 - 786 sivua
...three cheers for Mr. Austin, the queen's son. It suggested an admirable epigram to some wit : — Moat gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away, and sin no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate.2 Denman concluded his speech on the 25th... | |
 | John Wilson Croker - 1884 - 628 sivua
...intimated that he would proceed no further with the measure." — Martin's ' Life of Lyndhurst,' p. 182.] " Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate." * The Queen herself now saw that her cause... | |
 | John Wilson Croker - 1884 - 460 sivua
...that he would proceed no further with the measure."— Martin's ' Life of Lyndhurat,' p. 182.] " Moat gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate." * The Queen herself now saw that her cause... | |
 | John Wilson Croker - 1885 - 490 sivua
...Denman's speech for the Queen, and in which he begged the House to tell her to "go and sin no more":— " Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate." * The Queen herself now saw that her cause... | |
 | Leslie Stephen - 1888 - 496 sivua
...up his peroration to the story of the woman taken in adultery, and on this was founded the epigram : Most gracious queen, we thee implore To go away and...that effort be too great, To go away at any rate. Addressing himself to the rumours put about by the Duke of Clarence, although he was present in the... | |
 | George Edward Cokayne - 1890 - 432 sivua
...go and sin no more : — " Most Gracious Queen, we thee implore, To go away and «in no more ; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate." See " The Crater papei'i " as quoted in a review thereof in " Tho Athencoum," 25 Oct. 1884. Mr. Denmnn's... | |
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Most gracious Queen, we thee implore To go away and sin no more; But, if that effort be too great, To go away at any rate. 
