 | Edmund Burke - 1771 - 590 pages
...Which ftrikes with modelt awe the meaner bard. Sure had he Living view'd thy tender youth, The bluih of honour, and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's...ne'er the fex had fcorn'd, For thee, by virtue and the Mule adorn'd. Stanzas in the Manner of Waller : txcnßaved by a Receipt to mail Ink, given to the Author... | |
 | Select collection - 1780 - 522 pages
...Which ftrikes with modeft awe the meaner bard. Sure, had he living view'd thy tender youth, The blufh of honour, and the grace of truth, Ne'er With Belinda's...fong had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea fiow'd ; His wanton fatire ne<er the fex had feorn'd, Tor thee, by Virtue and the Mufe adorn'd. i STANZAS,... | |
 | John Almon - 1786 - 528 pages
...Which ftrikes, with modeft awe, the meaner bard. Sure, had he living view'd th\ tender youth, The blufh of honour, and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's...from thy form, the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton fatite, ne'er the' fex had fcorn'd, For dice, by virtue and the in nil- adorn'd. STANZAS, IN THE MANNER... | |
 | John Bell - 1789 - 428 pages
...thy tender youth, The blush of honor, and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his song had glow'd^. But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton satire ne'er the sex had scorn 'd, For thee, by Virtue and the Muse adorn'd. EPISTLE L. TO A LADY,... | |
 | 1788 - 678 pages
...Which (hikes with modelt awe the mcaneft bard; Sure had he living view'd thy tender youth, The blufh of Honour, and the grace of Truth, Ne'er with Belinda's...But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton i.niie ne'er the fcx had fcorn'd, For thee— by Viitue and the МиГе adorn'd! LINES feat to a LAD... | |
 | 1794 - 574 pages
...view'd thy tender youth, ч The bluih of honour, and the grace of troth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms bis fong had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea...fcorn'd, For thee, by Virtue and the Mufe adorn'd. <• i» tit Manner of Waller : веса/ami J ly a Rtceipl ta male M, gi-titn to tit Author by a Lady.... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1806 - 540 pages
...thy tender youth, The blush of honour and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his song had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton satire ne'er the sex had scorn'd, For thee, by Virtue and the Muse adorn'd." Lady Margaret Yorke, the... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1806 - 546 pages
...Which strikes with modest awe the meaner bard. Sure, had he living view'd thy tender youth, The blush of honour and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his song had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton satire ne'er the sex had scorn'd,... | |
 | 1843 - 534 pages
...On whom gay loves with chaste desires attend ; Sure had he living view'd thy tender youth, The blush of honour, and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his song had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd : His wanton satire ne'er the sex had scorn'd... | |
 | John Campbell Baron Campbell - 1846 - 708 pages
...thy tender youth, The blush of honour and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his song had glow'd, But from thy form the lov'd idea flow'd : His wanton satire ne'er the sex had scorn'd For thee, by virtue and the muse adorn'd." ' Stanzas in the Marnier... | |
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The blufti of honour, and the grace of truth, Ne'er with Belinda's charms his fong had glow'd, But from thy form, the lov'd idea flow'd ; His wanton fatire, ne'er the fex had fcorn'd, For thee, by virtue and the mufe adorn'd. 