 | Edmund Burke - 1767 - 632 страници
...court again, May Heav'n around his deitin'd head The cb.oi.ceft of his curfes (bed ; To fum up all the rage of fate, In the two things I dread, and hate, Mayftthou be falle, and I be great. Mr. Prior, after the fatigue of a length of years pafled in various... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 1028 страници
...ceurt again. May Heaven around this deflin'd head The choiceft of its curfes flied ! To fum up all the rage of fate In the two things I dread and hate, May'ft thou be falfe, and I be great ! Thus, on his Celia's panting breaft, Fond Celadon his foul expreft... | |
 | Matthew Prior - 1779 - 478 страници
...court again J May May Heaven around this deftin'd head The choiceft of its curfes (hed : To Aim up all the rage of Fate, In the two things I dread and hate ; May'ft thou be fa1 "-, and I be great. Thus, on his Celia's panting breaft, Fond Celadon his foul... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 332 страници
...again/} S 3 May May Heaven around this deftin'd head The choiceft of its curfes fhed ! To fum up all the rage of fate In the two things I dread and hate, May'ft thou be falfe, and I be great ! Thus, on his Celia's panting breaft, Fond Celadon his foul expreft... | |
 | 1791 - 354 страници
...fee a court again, May Heaven around his deftin'd head The chokeft of his curfes fhed ! To fum up all the rage of Fate -. In the two things I dread and hate, i May'ft thou be falfe- and I be great ! J Mr. Prior, after the fatigue of a length of years, palled... | |
 | Joseph Ritson - 1793 - 388 страници
...court again, May heav'n around his deftin'd head The choiceft of its curfes fhed ! M a To fum up all the rage of fate •» In the two things I dread and hate, J. May'ft thou be falfe, and I be great! J Thus, on his Celia's panting breaft, Fond Celadon his foul... | |
 | 1793 - 376 страници
...court again, May heav'n around his deftin'd head The choiceft of its curies fhed ! M 2 To fum up all the rage of fate In the two things I dread and hate, May'ft thou be falfe, and I be great! 1 Thus, on his Celia's panting breaft, Fond Celadon his foul... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 страници
...court aguiu, May Heaven around thisdcstin'd head 11i« choicest uf its curses shed ! To sum up all the rage of Fate In the two things I dread and hate, May'st thou he false, and I be great !" Thus, on his Cclia's panting breast, Fond Celadon his soul... | |
 | Francis Wrangham - 1816 - 530 страници
...a court again, May Heaven around his destined head The choicest of it's curses shed ! To sum up all the rage of fate In the two things I dread and hate, May'st thou be false, and I be great ! ' 4 After his long and harassing public exertions, Prior was... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1819 - 448 страници
...court again, May Heav'n around this destin'd head The choicest of its curses shed : - To sum up all the rage of fate, In the two things I dread and hate, May'st thou be false, and I be great.' * ".Thus, on his Celia's panting breast Fond Celadon his soul... | |
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That dare be covetous and proud : In golden bondage let them wait, And barter happiness for state. But oh ! my Celia, when thy swain Desires to see a court again, May... 
