Through mental toil, or mere mechanic pains; A constant heart, by Nature's charms impress'd, An ardour ever burning in the breast ; A zeal for truth, a power of thought intense ; A fancy, flowering on the stems of sense ; 250 A mem'ry, as the grave retentive,... Poems, Chiefly Satirical... - Seite 97von Adam Burt - 1833 - 150 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| Martin Archer Shee - 1805 - 196 Seiten
...requires, Whate'er of worth, or Muse, or Grace inspires; Whatever man, of heav'n, or earth, obtains, 245 Through mental toil, or mere mechanic pains; A constant heart, by Nature's charms impress'd, Au ardour, ever burning in the breast; A zeal for truth, a power of thought intense ; A fancy, flowering... | |
| sir Martin Archer Shee - 1806 - 200 Seiten
...requires Whate'er of worth, or Muse, or Grace inspires; Whatever man, of heav'n, or earth, obtains, 245 Through mental toil, or mere mechanic pains; A constant...power of thought intense ; A fancy, flowering on the stems of sense ; 250 A mem'ry, as the grave retentive, vast, That holds to rise again, th' imprison'd... | |
| Martin Archer Shee - 1811 - 212 Seiten
...Grace inspires y Whatever man, of heav'n, or earth, obtains, 245 Through mental toil, or mere mechanick pains ;• A constant heart, by Nature's charms impress'd,. An ardour ever burning in the breast ; which lie wants the most essential qualification: which can tend only to unfit him for common enjoyments,,... | |
| Mrs. Ross - 1818 - 526 Seiten
...requires " Whate'er of worth, or muse, or grace inspires ; " Whatever man of Heav'n or earth obtains, '1 Through mental . toil or mere mechanic pains ; " A...for truth, a power of thought intense ; " A fancy, (lowering on the stems of sense ; " A mem'ry, as the grave, retentive, vast, , " That holds to rise... | |
| 1823 - 588 Seiten
...energetic language of Mr. Shee, ' Whate'er of worth, or Muse, or Grace inspires ; Whatever man, of heav'n or earth obtains, Through mental toil, or mere mechanic...charms impress'd, An ardour ever burning in the breast j A zeal for truth, a power of thought intense ; A fancy, flowering on the stems of sense; , A mem'ry,... | |
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