 | English poets - 1790 - 304 pages
...round: And fafe I flept, till brightly dawning (hone The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. 570 Ch, were my ftrength as then, as then my age ! Some friend...mafter, or fome fervant, would allow 575 A cloak and veft - but I am nothing now ! Well haft thou fpoke (rejoin'J th' attentive fwain) Thy lips let fall... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1104 pages
...me round: And fafe I fiept, till brightly dawning (hone The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. } Oh, were my ftrength as then, as then my age! Some...challeng'd then The honours and the offices of men : Some mailer, or fome fervant, would allow A cloak and veil—but I ara nothing now ! Well hall thou fpoke... | |
 | 1792 - 918 pages
...me round: And fafe I flept, till brightly dawning (hone The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. Oh, were my ftrength as then, as then my age! Some...me from the winter's rage. Yet, tatter'd as I look, T challeng' The honours and the offices of men Some matter, or fomc fervant, wool A cloak and reft—but... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 508 pages
...flept, tiÖ brightly dawning mone The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. 565 Oh, were my fttength as then, as then my age ! Some friend would fence me from the winter's Yet, taiter'ii as I loolt, I chaücng'd then The honours and the offices of men : Some maftir.or fonie... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 496 pages
...me round : And fafe I flept, till brightly dawning fhone The morn confpicuous on her golden thron?. Oh, were my ftrength as then, as then my age ! Some friend would fence ne from the winter's Y«, tattet'd ai I look, I challtng'J then The honours and the offices of men... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 492 pages
...brightly dawning Canne The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. 565 Oh, were my fttength as then, .,, then my age ! Some friend would fence me from the winter's rage. •* • Yet.-tatter'd as I look, I challen^'a then The honours and the offices uf men : Some maftcr.or... | |
 | 1813 - 386 pages
...slept, till brightly-dawning shone The morn, conspicuous on her golden throne. ' O were my strength as then, as then my age, Some friend would fence me...from the winter's rage. Yet tatter'd as I look, I challenge! then The honours, and the offices of men : Some master or some servant would allow A cloak... | |
 | 1813 - 406 pages
...slept, till brightly-dawning shone The morn, conspicuous on her golden throne. ' O were my strength as then, as then my age, Some friend would fence me from the winter's rag Yet tatter'd as I look, I challcng'd then The honours, and the offices of men ; Some master or... | |
 | 1822 - 362 pages
...slept, till brightly dawning shone The morn, conspicuous on her golden throne. ' O were my strength as then, as then my age, Some friend would fence me...from the winter's rage, Yet tatter'd as I look, I challenged then The honours, and the offices of men: Some master or some servant would allow A cloak... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 348 pages
...slept, till brightly dawning shone The morn, conspicuous on her golden throne. ' O were my strength as then, as then my age, Some friend would fence me from the winter's rase, Yet tatter'd as I look, I challenged then The honours, and the offices of men: Some master or... | |
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The morn confpicuous on her golden throne. 570 Oh, were my ftrength as then, as then my age! Some friend would fence me from the winter's rage. Yet, tatter'd as I look, I challeng'd then The honours and the offices of men : Some mafter, or fome fervant,... 
