 | Edward Bysshe - 1710 - 620 páginas
...Hobr. The Vapours to their fwimming Brains advance, And double Tapers on the Tables dance. Dryd. Jui)> Let each indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund, and free, and fwell the Feaft with Mirth. The fprigbtly Bowl fhall chearfully go round j None lhall be grave, nor... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 páginas
...pitying Loth bth'md. Sci. Take care my Gates be open, bid all Weleome ; All who rejoice with me to Day are Friends: Let each indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the Feaft with Mirth. The fprightly Bowl fhall chearfully go round, None fhall be grave, nor... | |
 | CROWNE, Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 páginas
...tempeftuous Wind, Tiki faifter from the t'cicecf my Defpair, Nor eaftt one pity'mg Look iihinJ. Sei. Take care my Gates be open, bid all Welcome ; All who rejoice with me to Day are Friends .Let each indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the Feaft... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1754 - 88 páginas
...fvcifter from the Voice of my Defpair, Nor cafts one pitying Look behind. So. Take care my Gates he open, bid all welcome ; All who rejoice with me to-day...indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the Feaft with Mirth, The fprightly Bowl fhall chearfully go round, None fii^l! be grave, nor... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1756 - 456 páginas
...Wind, Flies fwijterfrom the Voice of my Defpair, Ncr cajis one pitying Look hehind.- • , S'CIOLTO. Take care my Gates be open, bid all welcome; All who...indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the Feaft with'Mirth. The fprightly Bowl fhall chearfully go round, None fthall be grave, nor... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 408 páginas
...Wind, FJies ftuifter from the Voice of my Defpair, . ' '' Nor cajls one pitying Look behind. SCIOLT O. Take Care my Gates be open, bid all Welcome ; All...indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and Avell the Feaft with Mirth. The rbrightly Bowl fhall chcarfully go round, None fhall. be graye, nor.... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 418 páginas
...tempejiuous Wind, Flies fioifter from the Voice of my Deffair, Nor cafts one pitying Look hehind. SCIOLTO. Take Care my Gates be open, bid all Welcome; All who...indulge his Genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the Feaft with Mirth. The fprightly Bowl fhall chearfully go round, None fhall be grave, nor... | |
 | William Scott - 1789 - 416 páginas
...your loves. The glorious fun himfelf for you looks gay ; He fnines for Alptmont, and for Califta. — Take care my gates be open. Bid all welcome : All...indulge his genius ; each be glad, Jocund and free, and Iwell the feaft with mirth. The fprightly bowl fhall chearfnlly go round : 1 i 2 ' Noae None fhall... | |
 | John Bell - 1791 - 376 páginas
...my despair, " Nor casts one pitying look behind." Set. Take care my gates be open, bid all welcome j All who rejoice with me to-day are friends : Let each...swell the feast with mirth) The sprightly bowl shall chearfully go round, None shall be grave, nor too severely wise ; Losses and disappointments, cares... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 446 páginas
...tempejluoui wind, " FKes fwiftcrfrom the voice of my defpair, " Norcnfts onepity'mglook behind." Sci. Take care my gates be open, bid all welcome ; All...indulge his genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and fwell the feaft with mirth; The fprightly bowl fhall chearfully go round, None mall be grave, nor too... | |
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Take care my gates be open, bid all welcome ; All who rejoice with me to-day are friends : Let each indulge his genius, each be glad, Jocund and free, and swell the feast with mirth : The sprightly bowl shall cheerfully go round ; None shall be grave... 
