Crossword-Solution: VERRE 5 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

And for-thy, who that hath an heed of verre, Fro cast of stones war him in the werre! `But I with al myn herte and al my might, As I have seyd, wol love, un-to my laste, 870 My dere herte, and al myn owene knight, In which myn herte growen is so faste, And his in me, that it shal ever laste.

Come on, we'll drink another _verre_ to Angeline the _gosse_." And so the weary winter passed, and then one April morn The worthy Julot came at last to say the babe was born.

While they were taking off their fur coats and their felt boots below, “Un Petit Verre de Clicquot” was being played upon the piano overhead, and they could hear the children beating time with their feet.

Startchenko, who knew them already, began at once begging them to sing something, and two of the young ladies spent a long time declaring they could not sing and that they had no music; then the cousin sat down to the piano, and with trembling voices, they sang a duet from “The Queen of Spades.” Again “Un Petit Verre de Clicquot” was played, and the children skipped about, beating time with their feet.

The singer, having praised the lover and rebuked the revilers of love, proceeds: “What is the Sunne worse of his *kind right,* *true nature* Though that a man, for feebleness of eyen, May not endure to see on it for bright? Or Love the worse, tho’ wretches on it cryen? No weal* is worth, that may no sorrow drien;** *happiness **endure And forthy,* who that hath a head of verre,** *therefore **glass From cast of stones ware him in the werre.