 | Charles Churchill - 1768 - 386 páginas
...flights reftrain'd, Correctly prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her courfe, nor fpar'da glorious fault. The book of man he read with niceft...Exerted Penetration's utmoft force, And trac'd each paflion to its proper fource ; Then, ftrongly mark'd, in livelieft colours drew, And brought each foible... | |
 | Charles Churchill - 1774 - 246 páginas
...flights reftrain'd, Correctly prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her courfe, nor fpar'da glorious fault. The book of man he read with niceft...livelieft colours drew, And brought each foible forth to publick view. The Coxcomb felt a lafh in ev'ry word. And fools, hung out, their brother fools deterr'd.... | |
 | 1781 - 516 páginas
...thought, Mark'd out her courfe, nor fpar'da glorious fault : The book of Man he read with niceft art, 275 And ranfack'd all the fecrets of the heart ; Exerted...penetration's utmoft force, And trac'd each paffion to it's proper fource ; Then, ftrongly mark'd, in livelieft colours drew, And brought each foible forth... | |
 | 1781 - 512 páginas
...all the fecrets of the heart ; Exerted penetration's utmoft force, And trac'd each paffion to it's proper fource ; Then, ftrongly mark'd, in livelieft colours drew, And brought each foible forth to publick view : z80 The coxcomb felt a lafh in ev'ry word, And fools hung out, their brother fools deterr'd... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 350 páginas
...flights reftrain'd, Corredly prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her courfe, nor fpar'da glorious fault. The book of man he read with niceft...each foible forth to public view. The coxcomb felt a lafh in ev'ry word, And fools, hung out, their brother fools deterr'd. * Sir Michaei Fofter, one of... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1036 páginas
...flights reftrain'd, Correoi ' y prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her coorfe, nor fpar'da glorious* fault. The book of man he read with niceft...all the fecrets of the heart; Exerted penetration's utmofl force, And trac'd each paflion to its proper fource; Then ftrongly mark'd, in liveiirft colours... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1796 - 574 páginas
...the King's Bench« Correctly prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her courfe, nor fpar'da glorious fault. The book of man he read with niceft...all the fecrets of the heart ; Exerted penetration's utnioft force, And tiac'd each paflion to its proper fource ¡ Then ftrongly mark'd, in livclicll colours... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 538 páginas
...flight rcflrain'd, Correctly prun'd each wild luxuriant thought, Mark'd out her courfc, nor fpar'da glorious fault. The book of man he read with niceft art, And ranfack'd all the fccrcts of the heart ; Uxertcd penetration's utmoft force, And trac'd each paflion to its proper fource... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 542 páginas
...penetration's utmofl force, And trac'd each pafiionto its proper fourcc ; . Thenflrongly mark'd, in liveliefl colours drew, And brought each foible forth to public view. The coxcomb felt a lalh in ev'ry word, And fools, hung out, their brother fools deterr'd. iis comic humour kept the world... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 622 páginas
...utmost force, And trac'd each passion to its proper source; Then strongly mark'd, in liveliest eo'oirs drew, And brought each foible forth to public view. The coxcomb felt a lash in ev'ry word, And fools, hung out, their brother fools deterr'd. His comic humour kept the world... | |
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Mark'd out her course, nor spar'da glorious fault ; The book of Man he read with nicest art, And ransack'd all the secrets of the heart, Exerted penetration's utmost force, And trac'd each... 
