 | John Bell - 1782 - 278 sider
...more my mournful eye Can aught of her espy 4-j But the sad sacred earth where her dear relicks lie. V. O shades of Hagley ! where is now your boast ? Your...female vanity might wish to shine, The pomp of cities arid the pride of courts : 55 Her modest beauties shunn'd the publick eye : To your sequester'd dales... | |
 | 1792 - 112 sider
...Hagley, where is now your boaft? Your bright inhabitant is loft. You she preferr'd to all the gay reforts Where female vanity might wish to shine, The pomp of cities , and the pride of courts. Her modeft beauties shunn'd the public eye : To your fequefter'd dales And flower-embroider' d vales, From... | |
 | 1800 - 322 sider
...You she preferr'd to alt the gay reSori* ' '' ' i;"'' Where female vanky might wish to shine, ' r'' The pomp -of cities and the pride of courts: Her modest beauties slumu'd the public eye j To your sequester'd dales And flower-embroider'd vales From an admiring world... | |
 | George Lyttelton (1st baron.) - 1801 - 188 sider
...bound No more my mournful eye Can aught of her espy, the sad sacred earth where her dear relics lie. O shades of Hagley, where is now your boast ? Your...and the pride of courts. Her modest beauties shunn'd the public eye : To your sequester'd dales And flower-embroider'd vales From an admiring world she... | |
 | 1806 - 330 sider
...more my mournful eye Can aught of her espy, But the sad sacred earth where her dear relics lie. V. O shades of Hagley ! where is now your boast ? Your...the pride of courts : Her modest beauties shunn'd the public eye ; To your sequester'd dales, And flower-embroider'd vales, From an admiring world slie... | |
 | British poets - 1809 - 526 sider
...No more my mournful eye Can anght of her espy, But the sad sacred earth where her dear relics lie. O shades of Hagley ! where is now your boast ? Your...pomp of cities and the pride of courts. Her modest beanties shunn'd the public eye: To your sequester'd dales And flower-embroider'd vales From an admiring... | |
 | Maria Edgeworth - 1809 - 426 sider
...all to yourself, I trust, to make me a just report this day month. CHAPTER IV. y" You she prefer?' d to all the gay resorts, " Where female vanity might...shine, " The pomp of cities, and the pride of courts." AT the end of the time prescribed, the judges, including Victoire herself, who was the most severe... | |
 | English poetry - 1809 - 302 sider
...more my mournful eye Can aught of her espy, But the sad sacred earth where her dear relics lie. V. O shades of Hagley, where is now your boast ? Your bright inhabitant is lost. You she prefer'd to all the gay resorts Where female vanity might wish to shine, The pomp of cities, and the... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1809 - 604 sider
...my mournful eye [booed, Can aught of her espy, Butthe sail sacred earth where her dear relics lit. O shades of Hagley, where is now your boast? Your bright inhabitant is lost. You she prcfcrr'd to all tire gay resorts Where female vanity might wish to shine, The pomp of cities, and... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 628 sider
...eye Can aught of her espy, But the sad sacred earth where her dear relics lie. О shades of Ilagley, where is now your boast ? Your bright inhabitant is...and the pride of courts. Her modest beauties shunn'd the public eye : To your sequester'd dales And flower embroider'd vales From an admiring world she... | |
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O shades of Hagley, where is now your boast ? Your bright inhabitant is lost, You she preferr'd to all the gay resorts Where female vanity might wish to shine, The pomp of cities, and the pride of courts. 
