...will come back, and go on with the battle.' That's what we'll say, like old Sir Andrew Barton: "Til but lie down and bleed awhile, And then I'll rise and fight again.' You must never mind being defeated, old man. You must never say that your sins have done for you! I...

...fall. — Clough. "Fight on, my men," Sir Andrew said: "A little I'm hurt, but not yet slain. I'll just lie down and bleed awhile And then I'll rise and fight again." - Old Ballad. For a Trust in Life and Nature The highest gift of knowledge; — That all life, grief,...

...Do you know it? "Fight on, my men," Sir Andrews said, "I'm sorely hurt, but not yet slain; I'll just lie down and bleed awhile, And then I'll rise and fight, again. "Affectionately yours Dorothy Iffl 1. DCF's son, James, graduated from Harvard Medical School, completed...

...Merry Wives of Windsor Fight on, mv men. Sir Andrew says. A little Im hurt, but not vet slain; I'll lie down and bleed awhile, and then I'll rise and fight again. Unknown, Ballad of Sir Andrew Barton There is no dispute that ungulate sparring is somehow less serious...

...gui,ty ,„ , ON 'MAD DOG' PART TWO 1975-1994 Beyond the Pale "A little I'm hurt, but not slain. I'll lie down and bleed awhile, and then I'll rise and fight again!" -Anon l I here are too many things happening on the sands of a prison's coliseum floor for the stranger...

...SPEARPOINT A man worth while, is the man with a smile when everything goes dead wrong. — Selected. "Fight on, my men," Sir Andrew says, "A little I'm hurt, but not yet slain; I'll but lie down and jfft bleed awhile, And then I'll rise and fight again." — Ballad of Sir Andrew Barton. of the dead...

...come in contact. Like Sir Andrew Barton, in the fine old ballad, when he was pierced, they say, — "I'll but lie down and bleed awhile, "And then, I'll rise and fight again." Our God-Forsaken Country By Phil LeNoir The other day a feller called my home, New Mexico, A God-forsaken...