 | 1787 - 446 страници
...Dean or bless the Drapier. The Doftors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay all the blame. 170 " We must confess his case was nice, " But he would never take advice : " Had he been rul'd, for aught appeal's, " He might have liv'd these twenty years, " For when we open'd him, we found... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1803 - 386 страници
...elegies the town is cloy'd : Some paragraph in every paper, To curse the Dean, or bless the Drapier. The doctors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay...nice ; But he would never take advice. Had he been ryl'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years ; For, when we open'd him, we found,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 558 страници
...elegies the town is cloy'd : Some paragraph in every paper To curse the Dean, or bless the Drapier. The doctors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay...nice ; But he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years; For, when we open'd him, we found,... | |
 | British poets - 1809 - 512 страници
...elegies the Town is cloy'd ; Some paragraph in every paper To curse the Dean or bless the Drapi«r, The doctors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay...nice, But he would never take advice: Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years, For when we open'd him, we found... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 560 страници
...dean, or bleu the Drapier. The d-iotore, tender oí their fame, Wisely on me lay all the blame. " \Ve must confess, his case was nice } But he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for auglit appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years : For, when we open'd him, we found... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 562 страници
...or A.Vji the Urapier. The doctors, tender ot their fame, Wisely on me lay all the blame. " We roust confess, his case was nice; But he would never take advice. Had he been rnl'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years : For, when we open'd him, we found... | |
 | William Somervile - 1811 - 312 страници
...employed; with elegies the town \sc\oy'&-. some paragraph in e\et^ to curse the Dean, or bless the Drapier. The doctors, tender of their fame, wisely on me lay...nice; but he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, he might have liv'd these twenty years: for, when we open'd him, we found... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1812 - 832 страници
...measure would have allowed it, without the article, in the plural number, horn many messages. LOWTH. The doctors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay...nice ; But he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years; For, when we open'd him, we found,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1812 - 420 страници
...allowed it, without the article, iu the plural number, fan many messaget. Lowur. The doctors, t-.ader of their fame, Wisely on me lay all the blame. " We...nice ; But he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years; For, when we open'd him, we found,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 534 страници
...many messages. — LOWTH. )I Some paragraph in every paper To curse the Dean, or bless the Drapier. * The doctors, tender of their fame, Wisely on me lay...nice; But he would never take advice. Had he been rul'd, for aught appears, He might have liv'd these twenty years ; For, when we open'd him, we found,... | |
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We must confess his case was nice, But he would never take advice : Had he been ruled, for aught appears, He might have lived these twenty years, For, when we open'd him, we found That all his vital parts were sound. 
