 | William Ayre, Edmund Curll - 1745 - 426 σελίδες
...thy Clifs a Ditch-like River laves, Rude as thy. Rocks, and nauddy as thv VVares ; .. ) " ' Of O£ ^Thoughts as narrow as of Words immenfe ; As full of Turbulence as void of Senfe : - .' Thee, thee what fenatorial Souls adorn ? Thy Natives fure wou'd prove a Senate's Scorn.... | |
 | Richard Savage - 1777 - 298 σελίδες
...wifdom's call ; Defpifing all men, and defpis'd by all. Sons, while thy cliffs a ditch-like river laves, Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves, Of thoughts...adorn ? Thy natives fure would prove a fenate's fcorn. Do ftrangers deign to ferve thee j what their praife ? Their gen'rous fervices thy murmurs raife. What... | |
 | Richard Savage - 1777 - 322 σελίδες
...Debiting all mcu aod defpis'd by all. Sons, coaft, Sons, while thy cliffs a. ditch-Jike river laves, Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves, Of thoughts...of turbulence as void of fenfe : Thee, thee, what fenatoriul fouls adorn? Thy natives fure would prove a fenate's feorn. Do ftrangers deign to ferve... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1777 - 316 σελίδες
...all : Sons, while thy Cliffs a ditch-like River laves^ Rude as thy Rocks, and muddy as thy Waves j Of Thoughts as narrow, as of Words immenfe ; As full of Turbulence, as void of Senfe. Thee, Thee what Senatorial Souls adorn ? Thy Natives fure would prove a Senate's Scorn. Do Strangers... | |
 | Richard Savage - 1780 - 390 σελίδες
...men, and defpis'd by all; Sons ! while thy eliffs a diteh- like river laves, 55 Rude as thy roeks, and muddy as thy waves, Of thoughts as narrow as of words immenfe, As full of turbulenee as void of fenfe ? Thee, thee, what fenatorial fouls adorn! Thy natives, fure, would prove... | |
 | Richard Savage - 1800 - 222 σελίδες
...dead to wifdom's callj Defpifmg all men, and defpis'd by all : Sons, while thy cliffs a diteh-like river laves, 55 Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy...words immenfe, As full of turbulence as void of fenfe f Thee, thee, what fenatorial fouls adorn ! Thy natives fure would prove a fenate's fcorn. 60 Do ftrangers... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 516 σελίδες
...thy clifls :i ditch-like river laves, 55 Ri:cU: as thy rock*, anj muudy a* thy waves, Of thcMigh'.s as narrow as of words immenfe,. As full of turbulence as void O: fenfe ? Thee, tlicc, what fenatorial i'oul« adorn ! Thy natives fttrt- would prove a fcnatc's fcorn.... | |
 | Richard Savage - 1805 - 284 σελίδες
...all men, and despis'd by all. ' « • • Sons, while thy clifls a ditch-like river laves, ••' > Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves, '• • Of thoughts as narrow as of words immense, As full of turbulence as void of sense : > •' •• •'..' '' Thee, thee, what senatorial... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 560 σελίδες
...wisdom's cull ; Despising all men, and despii'd by all : Sons, while thy cliffs a ditch-like river laves, Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves, Of thoughts as narrow as of words immense, As full of turbulence as void of sen»e ? Thee, theê, what senatorial souls dorn '. Thy natives... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1819 - 412 σελίδες
...wisdom's call; Despising all men, an 1 despis'd by all. Sons, while thy cliff's a ditch-like river laves, Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves; Of thoughts as narrow as of words immense, As full of turbulence as void of sense : Thee, thee, what senatorial souls adorn? Thy natives... | |
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Thy sons, though crafty, deaf to wisdom's call; Despising all men, and despised by all. Sons, while thy cliffs a ditch-like river laves, Rude as thy rocks, and muddy as thy waves ; Of thoughts -as narrow as of words immense, As full of turbulence as void... 
