...the transferring of an egg from one hand to the other, called by Ben Jonson the travels of the egg*. To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the purpose of gathering money from the spectators. In later times the fool appears to have -.''fy '^..n " Every man out of his humour, Act ii. Si. 1....

...the transferring of an egg from one hand to the other, called by Ben Jonson the travels of the eggn. To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the purpose of gathering money from the spectators. In later times the fool appears to have 11 Every man out of his humour, Act ii. Sc. 1. performed this...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse 1" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...and hoe, Up and downe, to and fro, From the towne to the grove, Two and two, let us rove, A Maying, a playing ; Love hath HO gainsaying, So merrily trip...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse?" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...times was performed by the fool. In Nashe's play of Summer s last Will and Testament, there enter three clowns and three maids, who dance the morris, and...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new. shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse ?" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...office which in later times was performed by the fool. lu Nashe's play of Summer's last Will and Testament, there enter three clowns and three maids, who...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse ?" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...song : Trip and goe, heave and hoe, Up and downe, to arid fro, From the towne to the grove, Two and two, let us rove, A Maying, a playing; Love hath no...

...the transferring of an egtr from one hand to the other, called by Ben Jonson the travels of the egg. To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle, for the purpose of gathering money from the spectators. In later times the fool appears to have performed this office, as may be collected from Nashe's play...

...Horse, goe not too fast, for fear of wearing out my lord's tyle stones with your hob-nayles.' Afterwards there enter three clowns and three maids, who dance the morris, and at the same lime sing the following song • — Trip and goe, heave and hoe« Up and downe, to and fro, From the...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse ]" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...hoe, Up and downe, to and fro, ' From the towne to the grove, Two and two, let us rove, A Maying, a playing ; . • Love hath up gainsaying, So merrily...

...braveries, nay, had his mane new shorn and frizzled, and shall the major put me beside the hobby-horse ?" To the horse's mouth was suspended a ladle for the...three maids who dance the morris, and at the same tune sing the following song : Trip and goe, heave and hoe, Up and downe, to and fro, From the towne...