F 3: "Can by no meanes bee brought to remember this new friend, yet will hee, nill he, to the taverne he sweares to have him.

The very same; you shall find him at his Lodging in Fleetstreet or in the next taverne.

Have but the grace To dine wo' mee at taverne and ile tell Thy friends there is some hope.

Come, wee'le to the taverne. Un.

thy voice is more authentick, soundes As I have heard a Cavalliers in taverne, Or like the merry master of the Dragon, Small Neptune, that controlls the rich Canaries, When he Comaunds the Tritons of his cellar 'Skud, and bring wine, you varlotts, with a flavour For my Nobilitie.'

Wee were conspiring To goe to'th taverne.

Againe hees startled: come, he shall to taverne with us and confess all.

Please you to honour our society: we are going to indulge at the taverne hard by.

Capt. Come, my Apollos, my Orpheuses or my Bacchus his Minst[rels], which, to leave poeticall expressions, in broader phrase is Taverne fidlers, some of your new tunes, my Masters; doe you heare?

we find only "A song ith taverne.

We went by the taverne, or wine shop, which had a sign over its doora creature remotely resembling a blue lynx.

We halted at a taverne to water the horses, and out came its Flemish proprietor, all gesticulations and exclamations, to tell us that since morning he had heard firing on ahead.

A few minutes before we left the taverne for the station, to start on a trip that was to last two days instead of three hours, and land us not in Brussels, but on German soil in Aix-la-Chapelle, two incidents happened which afterward, in looking back on the experience, I have found most firmly clinched in my memory:

When we came out of the little taverne at Beaumont, to startas we fondly supposedfor Brussels, it was pitch dark in the square of the forlorn little town.

Come, Gallants, we waste time, the first Taverne we arrive at weel see the race of an houre-glasse.

Goe to, I say, urge no more, tis Taverne talke, for Taverners Table talke for all the vomit of rumor.

"What have you been doing to my artistic ward?" "Nothing," replied Bobbie with unwonted meekness, and to prove it related the incidents of the touring-car, the supper at the Taverne Splendide, and the encounter with the paternal colorist.

I don't suppose the Taverne Splendide belongs to you?" "An impromptu bit of acting," confessed the abashed Julien.

Lord Eldon, ayant obtenu quelque succès comme avocats; dans leurs jeunes aimées, avaient résolu de célébrer l'événement par un dîner à la taverne, après quoi l'on irait au théâtre.

Outside the Taverne Royale one day two of them spoke to meI sat scribbling an article for the censor to cut out.

James Towne, in her later days, seems to have had a "taverne" or two even when she had scarcely anything else; and doubtless these "alehouses" were the centres of life in those bustling court and assembly days.

Printed by W. Wilson for W. Lee, and are to be sold at the Turks-head neere the Miter Taverne in Fleetstreet.

Tr., vii (1882-3), 108 (Tenement donated 1532 to Northleach known as "the Churche Taverne."

We will lie perdu in the little Taverne du Roi de Rome, where, if you come to us, you will find us waiting anxiously.

I tracked the traitor to the corner of the street, and saw him disappear beneath the doorway of the Taverne des Trois Tigres.