The Works of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland: With Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, Volume 2J. Moore, 1793 - English poetry |
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Page 34
... mean your lyes , Your facrileges , and pulpit - blafphemies ? Why are all feds let loofe that ere had birth , Since Luther's noife wak'd the lethargic carth ? The Author event no further . THE PURITAN AND THE PAPIST . A SATIRE . And ...
... mean your lyes , Your facrileges , and pulpit - blafphemies ? Why are all feds let loofe that ere had birth , Since Luther's noife wak'd the lethargic carth ? The Author event no further . THE PURITAN AND THE PAPIST . A SATIRE . And ...
Page 43
... mean , You books , will prove to be The best and nobleft converfation : For , though fome errors will get in , Like tinctures of original fin ; Yet fure we from our fathers ' wit Draw all the strength and fpirit of it , Hail , living ...
... mean , You books , will prove to be The best and nobleft converfation : For , though fome errors will get in , Like tinctures of original fin ; Yet fure we from our fathers ' wit Draw all the strength and fpirit of it , Hail , living ...
Page 57
... mean and low ; ' Twere pity I fhould love thee fo , If that dull caufe could hinder me In loving and enjoying thee . It does not me a whit difplease , That the rich all honours feize : That you all titles make your own , Are valiant ...
... mean and low ; ' Twere pity I fhould love thee fo , If that dull caufe could hinder me In loving and enjoying thee . It does not me a whit difplease , That the rich all honours feize : That you all titles make your own , Are valiant ...
Page 65
... mean to do ? Keep me , or let me go , one of the two ; Youth and warm hours let me not idly lofe , The little time that Love does chufe : If always here I must not stay , Let me begone whilft yet ' tis day ; Left I , faint and benighted ...
... mean to do ? Keep me , or let me go , one of the two ; Youth and warm hours let me not idly lofe , The little time that Love does chufe : If always here I must not stay , Let me begone whilft yet ' tis day ; Left I , faint and benighted ...
Page 66
... mean , who fay They ' ave given their hearts away : Some good kind lover , tell me how ; For mine is but a torment to me now . If fo it be one place both hearts contain , For what do they complain ? What courtely can Love do more , Than ...
... mean , who fay They ' ave given their hearts away : Some good kind lover , tell me how ; For mine is but a torment to me now . If fo it be one place both hearts contain , For what do they complain ? What courtely can Love do more , Than ...
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