 | Edmund Burke - 1794 - 610 Seiten
...uloflbms on their cheek, And, lo, to thee they bear it1 driving each. In panting race, who firli (hall reach the lawn, * Proud to be call'd thy fhepherds....limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet Hill thofe limbs Are ih.ipely ; their rude locks dart from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1779 - 734 Seiten
...it! driving each, In panting race, who firft (hall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy (hepherds. Want, alas ! Has o'er their little limbs her 'livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet {till thofe limbs Are ihapely ; their rude locks ftart from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its... | |
 | William Mason - 1783 - 268 Seiten
...In panting race, who firft fhall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy fhepherds. Want, alas ! 425 Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet ftill thofe limbs Are fhapely ; their rude locks ftart from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its deareft throne, Sits... | |
 | 1794 - 614 Seiten
...ftriving each, In panting race, who firft lhall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy ftiepherds. Want, alas ' Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, ; In many a tatter'd fold, yet (till thofe limbs Are ihapely ; their rude locks dart from their brow« Yet, on that open brow, its... | |
 | 1796 - 220 Seiten
...And lo, to thee they bear it ! ftriving each tn panting race, who firft fhall reach the lawn, Praud to be call'd thy fhepherds. Want, alas ! Has o'er...hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet ftill thofe limbs Are fhapely ; their rude locks ftart from their brow Yet on that open brow, its deareft throne, Sits... | |
 | William Mason - 1796 - 264 Seiten
...In panting race, who firft fhall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy fhepherds. Want, alas ! 425 Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet ftill thofe limbs Are fhapely ; their rude locks ftart from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its deareft throne, Sits... | |
 | Apollo - 1800 - 224 Seiten
...do not err, The loveliett ffill is wanting, the frefh rofe Of innocence, it bloffoms on their cheek, And lo, to thee they bear it ! ftriving each, In panting...fhepherds. Want, alas! Has o'er their little limbs her liv'ry hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet ftill thofe limbs Arefhapely; their rude locks llart from... | |
 | William Mason - 1811 - 516 Seiten
...In panting race, who first shall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy shepherds. Want, alas ! 425 Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet still those limbs Are shapely ; their rude locks start from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its... | |
 | William Mason - 1811 - 524 Seiten
...In panting race, who first shall reach the lawn, Proud to be call'd thy shepherds. Want, alas ! 425 Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet still those limbs Are shapely ; their rude locks start from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its... | |
 | 1819 - 426 Seiten
...! striving each, In panting race, who first shall reach the lawn, Proud to be called thy shepherds. Want, alas ! Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tattered fold, yet still those limbs Are shapely ; their rude locks start from their brow ; Yet on... | |
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Want, alas ! Has o'er their little limbs her livery hung, In many a tatter'd fold, yet still those limbs Are shapely; their rude locks start from their brow, Yet, on that open brow, its dearest throne, Sits sweet Simplicity. 
