"Come, for the third, Laertes, you but dally." | |
- And don't dilly-dally. | |
- Don't dilly-dally. That's it. | |
- Ja, no time for the dilly-dally. | |
- Not dilly-dally. | |
"Come, for the third, Laertes, you but dally." | |
- And don't dilly-dally. | |
- Don't dilly-dally. That's it. | |
- Ja, no time for the dilly-dally. | |
- Not dilly-dally. | |
And every gentle air that dallied in that sweet day Along the ramparts plumed and pallid a winged odour went away | |
And there they dallied and drank and deemed it good sport to enact their play anew on New Year's Eve. | |
And there were damsels and young girls there who dallied with them to their hearts' content so that they had what young men desire. | |
Having dallied with the mortals, they return to Olympus. | |
He dallied in Monroe, Louisiana, and Pine Bluff, Arkansas, before turning up at your father's place. | |
-No dilly-dallying! | |
A dallying couple, a passing sheep rapist. | |
Al? Al, honey, come on, stop dilly-dallying. | |
All right, enough dilly dallying. | |
And as for you two, no more dilly-dallying around. | |
And every gentle air that dallied in that sweet day Along the ramparts plumed and pallid a winged odour went away | |
And there they dallied and drank and deemed it good sport to enact their play anew on New Year's Eve. | |
And there were damsels and young girls there who dallied with them to their hearts' content so that they had what young men desire. | |
Having dallied with the mortals, they return to Olympus. | |
He dallied in Monroe, Louisiana, and Pine Bluff, Arkansas, before turning up at your father's place. | |
-No dilly-dallying! | |
A dallying couple, a passing sheep rapist. | |
Al? Al, honey, come on, stop dilly-dallying. | |
All right, enough dilly dallying. | |
And as for you two, no more dilly-dallying around. | |