"The sun shineth, look you, I sit upon my hams and sing for that this roasting venison smelleth sweet, while yonder i' the leaves be a mavis and a merle a-mocking of me, pretty rogues: for each and ever of which, Laus Deo, Amen!" "Why truly, God hath made a fair world, Giles, a good world to live in, and to live is to actyet here have I lain most basely sleeping" "Like any paunched friar, brother.

It is better to hang without being paunched; but should it be previously emptied, wipe the inside every day, and sprinkle over it a little pepper and ginger, to prevent the musty taste which long keeping in the damp occasions, and which also affects the stuffing.

Ay, for our courtiers hug him continually in their ungrateful bosoms, and your smooth-bellied, fat-backed, barrel-paunched, tun-gutted drones are never without him.

Comely round-paunched parsons and squireens, again, all over the land, eating the bread of bitterness, and drinking the waters of sorrow, because they are,

This suicide case had baffled the pick of Buffalo's trained reporters; it had foiled the best efforts of her police; nevertheless, this fat-paunched fellow had baited a starving man by offering him the assignment.

Everything about the place, from the macaroni of the lunch, and the Chianti in its straw-covered, heavy-paunched bottle, to the musical, incorrect Spanish of the hotel-proprietorsfleshy, massive men with huge mustaches in Victor Emmanuel stylespoke of flight, of delightful seclusion in that land so glowingly described by Leonora.