The British Poets: Including Translations ...C. Whittingham, 1822 |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 12
עמוד 76
... thou won ; Dull crowds , to whom the heart's unknown , Praise thee for virtues not thy own : But will , at once man's scourge and friend , Impartial Conscience too commend ? From her reproaches canst thou fly ? Canst thou with worlds ...
... thou won ; Dull crowds , to whom the heart's unknown , Praise thee for virtues not thy own : But will , at once man's scourge and friend , Impartial Conscience too commend ? From her reproaches canst thou fly ? Canst thou with worlds ...
עמוד 218
... thou not see , deck'd with a solitaire , Which on his bare breast glittering play'd , and graced With nicest ornaments , a stripling placed , A smooth , smug stripling , in life's fairest prime ? Didst thou not mind too , how from time ...
... thou not see , deck'd with a solitaire , Which on his bare breast glittering play'd , and graced With nicest ornaments , a stripling placed , A smooth , smug stripling , in life's fairest prime ? Didst thou not mind too , how from time ...
עמוד 219
... thou must yield to force . Paint to thyself the horrors of a rape , Most strongly paint , and while thou canst , escape : Mind not his promises -- they're made in sport- Made to be broke - was he not bred at court ? Trust not his honour ...
... thou must yield to force . Paint to thyself the horrors of a rape , Most strongly paint , and while thou canst , escape : Mind not his promises -- they're made in sport- Made to be broke - was he not bred at court ? Trust not his honour ...
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Apicius array'd bard battle of Minden bear Behold bless'd breast breath call'd catamites Churchill reign court Covent Garden coward Crape crimes crown curse dare decreed disgrace doth dull Dulman E'en earth fair fair isle faith fame Fancy fate fear feel fix'd foes folly fools fops force friends gainst Geryon give Gotham sing grace grave grown hand hath head heart Heaven honest honour hour justice king land live look'd lord maidenhead mankind mannerist mean mighty mind monarch Muse Nature Nature's ne'er never night North Briton o'er pass'd Pomposo praises hung pride proud pursue reason rhyme sacred scorn seem'd sense shame slave sleep smile solemn soul spirit stand taught thee things thou thought Thrice throne tongue trembling truth turn'd twas vice vile virtue wear Whate'er whilst wild William Whitehead wish'd ye happy Gothamites zeal