Our hearts are paper, beauty is the pen, Which writes our loves, and blots 'em out agen.

Their capital was Agrimum, now Agen, G. vii.

My Liege, he's at me now agen to do it; speak, Deny it if thou canst; examine him Whilst he's hot, for he'l cool agen, he will forswear it.

My Liege, he's at me now agen to do it; speak, Deny it if thou canst; examine him Whilst he's hot, for he'l cool agen, he will forswear it.

Thou canst not fool me to believe agen; But thou hast looks and things so full of news that I am staid.

Dare my soul ever look abroad agen? Asp.

Since out of justice we must challenge nothing; I'le call it mercy if you'l pity me, You heavenly powers, and lend for some few years, The blessed soul to this fair seat agen.

I'le bow the body once agen: Aspatia!

That little word was worth all the sounds That ever I shall hear agen.

A] let the dores shut agen, no; do your heads itch.

A] Once heave thy drowsie head agen and see.

AD] Whilst he is hot, for if hee coole agen.

E] Whilst he hot, for he coole agen.

AE] 2 ll. agen, it.

'AND COME AGEN, BE IT BY NIGHT OR DAY' XIX.

" "Oui, I have said, and I say it agen, de dog is human, so him is.

Michelangelo expressly states in one of his letters that the Cardinal of Agen wished to proceed with the tomb, but on a larger scale.

But there was no use in saying agen it, for my father (God be merciful to him!)

" "An'," Kippy took up the tale, "we come together agen at the end

az hi an iz men Wil England nivr si agen.

Well I knew the coat; an' a madness takin' me for all my loss, I unhitched it an' flung it behind the door, an', the keg bein' filled, picked it up agen and ran down home-along.

'Why, you young ass!' says I, 'for it's agen my religion to call you a fool (let alone your mother wouldn't like it), arn't you awear that giving himself airs is exactly what no real gentleman ever does?'

Gentlemen o'th'sword, your hands once more; I have been kickt agen, but the foolish fellow is penitent, has askt me Mercy, and my honour's safe.

There be our hands agen, now let him come and say he was not sorry, and he sleeps for it.

In publike; for shee knew shee should be found A Traytor, and her talke would have beene thought Madnesse or any thing rather then truth: This was the onely cause why shee did seeke To poyson you, and I to keepe you safe: And this the reason why I sought to kindle Some sparke of love in you to faire Panthea, That shee might get part of her right agen.