A Collection of Poems in Four Volumes, 4. kötetRobert Dodsley J. Hughs, 1755 |
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16. oldal
... d ; with wonder and delight At man's neglect , and Nature's bounty rare , In ftudious thought a - while the Fairy Knight , Bent Fair , earnest , eager , Brakes , briars . Bent on that goodly ‡ lond his eager fight : [ 16 ]
... d ; with wonder and delight At man's neglect , and Nature's bounty rare , In ftudious thought a - while the Fairy Knight , Bent Fair , earnest , eager , Brakes , briars . Bent on that goodly ‡ lond his eager fight : [ 16 ]
36. oldal
... every where , As nigh great CUSTOM's royal tow'rs the KNIGHT Pass'd through th ' adjoining hamlets , mote he hear The merry voice of feftival Delight Saluting Saluting the return of morning bright With matin - revels [ 36 ]
... every where , As nigh great CUSTOM's royal tow'rs the KNIGHT Pass'd through th ' adjoining hamlets , mote he hear The merry voice of feftival Delight Saluting Saluting the return of morning bright With matin - revels [ 36 ]
51. oldal
... , Old Truth retains his filver hairs , And Chastity her matron step , And purple Health her rofy lip . Ah ! on the virgin's gentle brow How Innocence delights to glow ! Ꭰ ? Unlike · Unlike the town - dame's haughty air , The [ 51 ]
... , Old Truth retains his filver hairs , And Chastity her matron step , And purple Health her rofy lip . Ah ! on the virgin's gentle brow How Innocence delights to glow ! Ꭰ ? Unlike · Unlike the town - dame's haughty air , The [ 51 ]
86. oldal
... Delights the ear but to corrupt the heart , That takes advantage of the chearful hour , When weaken'd Virtue bends to Nature's pow'r , And would the goodness of the foul efface , To fubftitute dishonour in her place . With fuch you lofe ...
... Delights the ear but to corrupt the heart , That takes advantage of the chearful hour , When weaken'd Virtue bends to Nature's pow'r , And would the goodness of the foul efface , To fubftitute dishonour in her place . With fuch you lofe ...
105. oldal
... delight . Not that my foul incapable of love , No charms could warm , no tendernefs could move ; For him , whofe love my ev'ry thought poffefs'd , A fiercer paffion fill'd this conftant breaft , Than truth e'er felt , or falfhood e'er ...
... delight . Not that my foul incapable of love , No charms could warm , no tendernefs could move ; For him , whofe love my ev'ry thought poffefs'd , A fiercer paffion fill'd this conftant breaft , Than truth e'er felt , or falfhood e'er ...
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