...opens his mouth, the whole society howls out in chorus. Silence is the science all-sufficing for the MA of the ring. He listens while his quarry betray themselves...never-failing supply of his game "Then 'carpe diem/ Juan, 'carpe, carpe,' To-morrow весе another race as gay, And transient, and devoured by the same...

...have seen malt liquors Exchanged for " thin potations" by John Bull — But " Carpe diem," Juan, " Carpe, carpe !" To-morrow sees another race as gay...devoured by the same harpy. " Life's a poor player," — then " play out the play, " Ye villains !" and above all keep a sharp eye Much less on what you...

...hy John Bull — 1 have seen John half detect himself a fool. — LXXXVI. But " Carpe diem," Juan, " Carpe, carpe!" Tomorrow sees another race as gay And...transient, and devoured by the same harpy. " Life's a poorpiayer," — then " play out the play. Ye villains?" and above all keep a slurp eye Much less on...

...opens his mouth, the whole society howls out in chorus. Silence is the science all-sufficing for the MA of the ring. He listens while his quarry betray themselves...poor player' — so ' play out the play, Ye villains ! ' and above all keep a sharp eye Much less on what you do than what you say. Be hypocritical, be...

...reflection on "the dreary fuimus of all things here " to the advice — "But ' carpe diem,' Juan, ' carpe, carpe !' To-morrow sees another race as gay...devoured by the same harpy. 'Life's a poor player,' — then play out the play." It was the natural conclusion of the foregone stage of Byron's career....

...anticipations of pain or pleasure in the future. As Byron, in his mocking way, puts it — " Carpe diem, Juan, carpe, carpe, To-morrow sees another race as gay And transient, and devoured by the same harpy." But (i) the theory virtually admits that to obtain the end we must not seek it. We desire pleasure,...

...I have seen John half detect himself a fool. — LXXXVI. But " carpe diem" Juan, " carpe, carpel" 3 To-morrow sees another race as gay And transient, and devoured by the same harpy. " Life 'sa poor player," 4 — then " play out the play,s Ye villains ! " and above all keep a sharp...

...commodity — not to take for granted a single day that's left: "But carpe diem, Juan, carpe, carpel I Tomorrow sees another race as gay / And transient and devoured by the same harpy" (11.86). The harpy may, of course, be the reader to whom the book was sent forth, or it may be, simply,...