 | Henry Fielding - 1766 - 344 pages
...DOODLE, FOODLE. KJNC. 'Let nothing but a face of joy appear; • The man who frowns this day fhall lofe his head, That he may have no face to frown withal. Smile *> " Omne majus •nnttnet in Cc minus, fed minus non in fc majus continere poteft," fays Scaliger... | |
 | Henry Fielding - 1783 - 352 pages
...DOODLE, POODLE. KING. iLet nothing but a face of joy appear; The man who frowns this day fhall lofe his head, That he may have no face to frown withal. Smile t " Omne magis eontinet in fe minus, fed minus non in fe ma.' jut coDtinere pottft," fay* Scaliger... | |
 | Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy - 1806 - 518 pages
...NOODLE, DOODLE, POODLE. King. * Let nothing but a face of joy appear ; The man who frowns tin's day shall lose his head, That he may have no face to frown withal. Smile Dollallolla Ha ! what wrinkled sorrow, 3 Hangs, sits, lies, frowns upon thy knitted brow ? Whence flow... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1809 - 344 pages
...and (iiuxn seated on a Throne.—Lord GRIZZLE, Courtiers, and Attendants.—DOODLE and NOODLE apart. King. Let no face but a face of joy be seen ! The...That he may have no face to frown withal— Smile Dollallolla ! [Kisses her. Dood. [kneeling.} Dread liege, This petition— King, [dashes it away."}... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - English drama - 1811 - 698 pages
...seated on a Throne. — Lord (•Rii2tc.,Courtiersand Attendants. — DOODLE and NOODLE apart. Kins. Let no face but a face of joy be seen ! The man who this day frowns, snail lose his bead, Th«t lie may have no face to frown withal — fraile Dollallolla ! [Kistes her.... | |
 | British drama - 1824 - 834 pages
...Ql'V.EN seated on a throne. — LORD GRIZZLE, Courtiers, and Attendants. — DOODLE and NOODI.K apart. King. Let no face but a face of joy be seen ! The...That he may have no face to frown withal — Smile, Dollallolla ! [Kisses her. Dood. [Kneeling.'] Dread liege, This petition — King. [Dashes it aicnw.]... | |
 | English drama - 1824 - 660 pages
...DOLITALOLLA seated ом a throne; LORD GRIZZLE, Courtiers, and Attendants. DOODLE and NOODLE apart. King. Let no face but a face of joy be seen. The man...who this day frowns, shall lose his head. That he uiay have no face to frown withal. Smile, Dollallolla. (Kisses her.) Uood. (Kneeling.) Dread liege,... | |
 | Catherine Hyde marquise de Govion Broglio Solari - Genealogy - 1824 - 370 pages
...whether male or female, were all to be named after Napoleon. Like the renowned Arthur, he exclaimed — " Let no face but a face of joy b'e seen ! The man who this day frowns7 shall lose his head, That he may have no face to frown withal — Smile, Dollalolla"— Poor... | |
 | British drama - 1833 - 828 pages
...Q.UEEN sealed on a throne.— LORD Gniz7i.E, Courtiers, and Attendants. — DOODLE and NOODLE apart. King. Let no face but a face of joy be seen ! The man, who this day frown«, shall lose hi« head, That he may have no face to frown withal— Smile, Dolliillolla ! [Kisses... | |
 | Joseph Thomas - Burlesques - 1838 - 382 pages
...DOOD. And I also — to offer my petition. NOOD. Doodle, do. [Exeunt DOODLE. B. NOODLE. L. SCENE II.— Inside of the Palace. The KING and QUEEN seated on...Dollalolla ! DOOD. (kneeling) Dread liege This petition — To-day it is our pleasure 'to be drunk, And this, our Queen, shall be as drunk as we. QUEEN. Is't... | |
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King. Let nothing but a Face of Joy appear; The Man who frowns this Day shall lose his Head, That he may have no Face to frown withal. 
