...well } Or will you urge their homely, plen-teous fare, Healthy and plain, and still the poor man's share } Oh ! trifle not with wants you cannot feel,...not wholesome, plain not plenteous, such As you who envy would disdain to touch. Ye gentle souls who dream of rural ease, Whom the smooth stream and smoother...

...Yet grant them health, 'tis not for us to tell, Though the head droops not, that the heart is well : Or will you praise that homely, healthy fare, Plenteous...not with wants you cannot feel, Nor mock the misery o'fa stinted meal ; Homely not wholesome, plain not plenteous, such As you who praise would never deign...

...Yet grant them health, 'tis not for us to tell, Though the head droops not, that the heart is well ; Or will you praise that homely, healthy fare, Plenteous...meal ; Homely not wholesome, plain not plenteous, tuch As you who praise would never deign to touch. Ye gentle souls, who dream of Rural ease, \V horn...

...Yet grant them health, 'tis not for us to tell, Though the head droops not, that the heart is well ; Or will you praise that homely, healthy fare, Plenteous...that happy peasants share ! Oh! trifle not with wants yon cannot feel, Nor mock the misery of a stinted meal ; Homely not wholesome, plain not plenteous,...

...Yet grant them health, 'tis not for us to tell, Though the head droops not, that the heart is well : Or will you praise that homely, healthy fare. Plenteous...such As you who praise would never deign to touch." — vol. ii. pp. 79, 81, In his own peculiar walk of poetry, Crabbe is inimitable; he excels in the...

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...Yet grant them health, 'tis not for us to tell, Though the head droops not, that the heart is well : Or will you praise that homely, healthy fare, Plenteous...share ? Oh ! trifle not with wants you cannot feel, ^for mock the misery of a stinted meal ; Homely not wholesome, plain not plenteous, such As you who...

...healthy and well fed. Their work makes them premature victims to ague and rheumatism ; their food is Homely, not wholesome, plain, not plenteous, such As you who praise would never deign to touch. The ultimate fate of the worn-out labourer is the poorhouse, described in lines of which it is enough...

...wand'rin? long, amid these frowning fields, у OhJ^ trifle not with wants you cannot feel, Nor nioclt the misery of a stinted meal ; Homely, not wholesome, plain, not plenteous, each As you who praise would never deign to touch. Ye gentle souls, who dream of rural ease, Whom the...