 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1755 - 356 pages
...I!ut love each other dear, whatever them betide. XVII. Right well fhe knew each temper to defcry ; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...other fome with baleful fprig me 'frays ; Ev'n abfent, me the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd fhe fways ; Forewarn'd, if... | |
 | 1758 - 352 pages
...deride, But love each other dear, whatever them betide. XVII. Right well fhe knew each temper to defcry ? To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...other fome with baleful fprig me 'frays ; Ev'n abfent, (he the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd me fways ; Forewarn'd, if... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1758 - 384 pages
...betide. XVII. Right well fhe knew each temper to defc1y ; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raifej Some with vile copper prize exalt on high, And fome...fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful fprig fhe "frays ; Ev'n abfent, fhe the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1764 - 376 pages
...deride, But love each other dear, whatever them betide. Right well fhe knew each temper to defcry; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful fprig fhe 'frays : Ev'n abfent, fhe the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1765 - 392 pages
...But love each other dear, whatever them betide. XVII. Right well me knew each temper to defcry ; . To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful fprig fhe 'frays ; Ev'n abfent, fhe the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1765 - 510 pages
...love each other dear, whatever them betide. X 3 Right Right well flie knew each temper to defcry ; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some with vile copper prize exalt on high, And feme entice with pittance fmall of praifc ; And other fome with baleful fprig flie 'frays : Ev'n abfent,... | |
 | English poetry - 1765 - 396 pages
...exalt on high, And fome entice with pittance fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful fprig fhe 'frays; Ev'n abfent, fhe the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd fhe fways ; Forewarn'd, if little bird their pranks behold, 'Twill whifper in her ear, and all the... | |
 | Collection - 1766 - 356 pages
...deride, But love each other dear, whatever them betide. XVII. Right well me knew each temper to defcry ; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...other fome with baleful fprig me 'frays ; Ev'n abfent, me the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd fhefways > Forewarn'd, if little... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - English poetry - 1767 - 288 pages
...deride, But love each other dear, whatever them betide. Right well fhe knew each temper to defcry ; To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some...other fome with baleful fprig me 'frays : Ev'n abfent, file the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaufrt arts the giddy crowd me fways ; Forewarn'd, if... | |
 | William Shenstone - 1768 - 346 pages
...betide. X 3 Right Right well fhe knew each temper to defcry ; To thwart the proud, and the iubmifs to raife ; Some with vile copper prize exalt on high,...fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful fprig fhe 'frays : Ev'n abfent, fhe the reins of pow'r doth hold, While with quaint arts the giddy crowd... | |
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To thwart the proud, and the fubmifs to raife ; Some with vile copper prize exalt on high, And fome entice with pittance fmall of praife ; And other fome with baleful... 
