 | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - 1877 - 306 páginas
...can be furnished to such a sentence; but the following might bear one: "When Hafis has become well intoxicated, he cares not a barleycorn for the whole empire of the Cyruses." So also might this : " Intoxicated with ' Unity ' from the cup of the 'old original contract ' will... | |
 | Omar Khayyam - 1898 - 394 páginas
...for that is the true panacea for all ills that beset both the young and the old. VI. When Hafiz has become fairly intoxicated, he cares not a barleycorn...the rose, and, sick with the passion, warbled its complaint. XII. Bring the wine, O cupbearer, for the season of roses has arrived, that we may again... | |
 | Edward Heron-Allen - 1898 - 50 páginas
...for that is the true panacea for all ills that beset both the young and the old. VI. When Hafiz has become fairly intoxicated, he cares not a barleycorn...the rose, and, sick with the passion, warbled its complaint. XII. Bring the wine, O cupbearer, for the season of roses has arrived, that we may again... | |
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... while thou art able ; for the roses will blow again and again, after thou art laid under the sod. V. Bring the right medicine for all the pains and troubles of love — namely, the juice of the grape — for that is the true panacea for all ills that... 