 | 1764 - 796 páginas
...night, by day, you dill cngag'd my care ; And next to God, you now my thoughts employ: Accept of thi» My little all I give ; Would it were larger" — Nature...could no more ; She look'd, embrac'd him, with a groan cxpir'd. But lay, what drains, what language can exprefs The thouf.iixl pangs which tore the lover'i... | |
 | 1764 - 598 páginas
...day, you ftiil engag'd my care ; And next to God, you now my thoughts employ ; Ateept of this—My little all I give ; Would it were larger* Nature could...no more ; She look'd, embrac'd him, . with a groan But fay, what Iliains, what language can expijcfi The thoufand pangs which tore the Lover's brealt... | |
 | William Enfield - 1785 - 460 páginas
...fate: " Live, and live happy ; fometimes think of me : " By night, by day, you ftill engag'd my care; " And next to God, you now my thoughts employ : " Accept..." Would it were larger" — . Nature could no more j She look'd, embrac'd him, with a groan expir'd. But fay, what drains, what language can exprefs The... | |
 | 1806 - 408 páginas
...: " Live, and live happy j sometimes think of me: " By night, by day, you still engag'd my care ; " And, next to God, you now my thoughts employ : " Accept -of this My little all 1 give j. H Would it were larger" Nature could no more ; She look'd, embrac'd him, with a groan expir'd.... | |
 | William Enfield - 1808 - 434 páginas
..." Live, and live happy ; sometimes think of me : " By night, by day, you still engag'd my care ; " And, next to God, you now my thoughts employ : " Accept...Nature could no more : She look'd, embrac'd him, with a gioan expir'd. But say, what strains, what language can express The thousand pangs, which tore the... | |
 | William Enfield - 1823 - 412 páginas
...' Live, and live happy ; sometimes think of me : ' By night, by day, you still engag'd my care ; ' And, next to God, you now my thoughts employ ; ; Accept...Would it were larger." — Nature could no more ; She look' (I, embrac'd him, with a groan expir'd. But say, what strains, what language can express . The... | |
 | Joseph William Jenks - 1856 - 574 páginas
...fate : Live, and live happy ; sometimes think of me : By night, by day, you still engaged my caro ; And, next to God, you now my thoughts employ : Accept...it were larger ! ' — Nature could no more ; She looked, embraced him, with a groan expired. But say, what strains, what language can express, The thousand... | |
 | Joseph William Jenks - 1856 - 578 páginas
...live happy ; sometimes think of me : By night, by day, you still engaged my care ; And, next to tiod, f conscience, and a heart Not soon deceived ; aware...polish can make sterling ; and that vice, Though well looked, embraced him, with a groan expired. But say, what strains, what language can express, The thousand... | |
 | Thomas W. Krise - 2009 - 372 páginas
...repays this summons of my fate: Live, and live happy; sometimes think of me: By night, by day, you still engag'd my care; 540 And next to God, you now my thoughts employ: Accept of this — My little all I give; The French call this bird Fregate, on account of its swift flying. It is only to be met with in the... | |
 | Thomas W. Krise - 1999 - 384 páginas
...repays this summons of my fate: Live, and live happy; sometimes think of me: By night, by day, you still engag'd my care; 540 And next to God, you now my thoughts employ: Accept of this—My little all I give; Would it were larger"—Nature could no more; She look'd, embrac'd him,... | |
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She thus address'd the youth, whom yet she knew : " Welcome, my Junio, to thy native shore ! " Thy sight repays this summons of my fate : " Live, and live happy ; sometimes think of me : " By night, by day, you still engag'd my care ; " And, next to God,... 