 | 1708 - 516 páginas
...Marriage. ES, all the World muft fure agree, Y He who's fecur'd of having thee, Will be entirely bleft; Bb But 'twere in me too great a Wrong, To make one who has been fo long My Queen, n>y Slave at laft. Nor ought thofe things to be confin'd, That were for Publick Good defign'dj Cou'd... | |
 | John Dryden - 1716 - 416 páginas
...Rcfigu the Heart fo hardly freed from you. To his M rs TRE s s. - Marrhge. YE S, all the Wotld muft furc agree, He who's fecur'd of having thee, Will be entirely...Wrong, To make one who has been fo long My Queen, my Slave at' lift. Nor ought thofe things to be confin'd, That were for publick Good defign'd ; Cou'd... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1733 - 398 páginas
...•women gram the joy, Before the love is gone. ( 34° ) SONG LXXXVIII. YES, all the world will lure agree, He who's fecur'd of having thee, Will be entirely...To make one who has been fo long • My queen, my jlave at laft. Nor ought thefe things to be confin'd, That were for publics good defign'd : CoiTd we,... | |
 | William Walsh - 1736 - 264 páginas
...fruitlefs Tears away, And with a juft Compaflion mine furvey. To his MISTRESS. ^rainjl MARRIAGE. I. YE S, all the World muft fure agree, He who's fecur*d of having Thee, Will be intirely bleft ; But 'twere in me too great a Wrong, To make one who has been fo long My Queen, my... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1737 - 382 páginas
...fruitlefs Tears away, And with a juft Compaffion mine farvey. Y To his MISTRESS. Agawjt MARRIAGE. I. IE S, all the World muft fure agree, He who's fecur'd of having Thee, Will be intirely bleft ; But 'twere in me too great a Wrong, To make one who has been fo long My Queen, my... | |
 | 1749 - 280 páginas
...the heart fo hardly freed from you. tun. — ' ' :*Jt 1 To his miftrefs. • 1 Againft marriagd YE S, all the world muft fure agree, . •' He who's fecur'd of having thee, Will be intirely bleft ; . .' .:•: I ,: ' XJ J~tf3 But 'twere i» me too great a wrong, o . -. ,; . To make... | |
 | 1750 - 434 páginas
...firft that's true, Reiign the Heart fo hardly freed from you. To his Miftrefs, againft Marriage. YE S, all the World muft fure agree, He who's fecur'd of...Wrong, To make one who has been fo long My Queen, my Slave at laft. Nor ought thofe things to be confin'd, Tfctt were for public Good defign'd ; Co/4 Cou'd... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1750 - 492 páginas
...is gone. SONG LXXXVIII. YE S, all the world will fure agree, He who's fecur'd of having thee, iVill be entirely bleft ; But 'twere in me too great a wrong, To make one who has been fo long My queen, myJlave at la#. Nor ought thefe things to be confin'd That were for publick good defign'd : Cou'd we,... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1762 - 506 páginas
...gone ? SONG LXXXVIII. YES, all the world will fure agree, He who's fecar'd of having thee, Will bfe entirely bleft ; But 'twere in me too great a wrong-, To make one who has been fo long i" . My queen, my jlave at lad. • • . VoL. IH. * C c N Nor ought thefe things to be confin'd That... | |
 | 1781 - 384 páginas
...will fare agree, He who's fecur'd of having thce Will be entirely bleftj But 'twere in me too great * wrong, To make one who has been fo long My queen, my (lave at lad. Nor ought thefe things to be connVd, That were for public good dcfign'd! Cou'd we, in... | |
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Twou'd burn our corn and grafs away, To ftarve the world befide. Let not the thoughts of parting, fright Two fouls which... 
