Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry: EpistlesJohn Bell J. Bell, 1789 |
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Pagina 13
... wines , Are briskest where the sun most shines , ' Tis something to lose some degrees , Now age itself begins to freeze : Yet this I patiently could bear , If the rough Danube's Beauties were But only two degrees less fair Than the ...
... wines , Are briskest where the sun most shines , ' Tis something to lose some degrees , Now age itself begins to freeze : Yet this I patiently could bear , If the rough Danube's Beauties were But only two degrees less fair Than the ...
Pagina 25
... wine you choose a quart , Why bring , and drink it here — with all my heart . Plain is my furniture , as is my treat , For ' tis my best ambition , to be neat . Leave then all sordid views , and hopes of gain , To mortals miserable ...
... wine you choose a quart , Why bring , and drink it here — with all my heart . Plain is my furniture , as is my treat , For ' tis my best ambition , to be neat . Leave then all sordid views , and hopes of gain , To mortals miserable ...
Pagina 26
... wine and ease , And let all misers call me fool that please . What cannot wine ? it opens all the soul ; Faint hope grows brilliant o'er the sparkling bowl : Wine's generous spirit makes the coward brave , Gives ease to kings , and ...
... wine and ease , And let all misers call me fool that please . What cannot wine ? it opens all the soul ; Faint hope grows brilliant o'er the sparkling bowl : Wine's generous spirit makes the coward brave , Gives ease to kings , and ...
Pagina 39
... wine ( t ' extinguish drought ) Take three with water , three without . Let constant exercise be tried , And sometimes walk , and sometimes ride ; Health oftner comes from Blackdownhill , Than from th ' apothecary's bill .. Some , if ...
... wine ( t ' extinguish drought ) Take three with water , three without . Let constant exercise be tried , And sometimes walk , and sometimes ride ; Health oftner comes from Blackdownhill , Than from th ' apothecary's bill .. Some , if ...
Pagina 41
... Wine , women , children , tombs and taverns ; And greater rarities can shew Than Gresham's children ever knew ; Which carrier Dick shall bring you down , Next time the waggon comes to town . First , I have drops of the same shower Which ...
... Wine , women , children , tombs and taverns ; And greater rarities can shew Than Gresham's children ever knew ; Which carrier Dick shall bring you down , Next time the waggon comes to town . First , I have drops of the same shower Which ...
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