 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 372 ページ
...all his cheats ; How in one day, beneath his furious fpeed, He tir'd feven couriers of the fleeteft breed ; How high the pale he leapt, how wide the ditch,...the hound tore the haunches of the * witch! Thefe flories, which dciccnd from fon to fon, The forward boy Ihall one day make lus own. * The moft common... | |
 | 1781 - 516 ページ
...fpeed, He tir'd feven courfers of the fleeteft breed ; How high the pale he leap'dj how wide the d itchy When the hound tore the haunches of the wi,tch *.. Thefe ftories, which defcend {join fon tp fon, The forward boy fhall one day make his own. Ah ! too fond mother ! think the time... | |
 | Joseph Ritson - 1793 - 388 ページ
...his cheats ; How in one day, beneath his furious fpeed, 35 He tir'd feven courfers of the fleeteft breed ; How high the pale he leapt, how wide the ditch,...to fon, The forward boy fhall one day make his own. 40 * The moft common accident to Spoitfmen; to hunt • witch in the fliape of * hate. Ah, too fond... | |
 | 1793 - 376 ページ
...his cheats ; How in one day, beneath his furious fpeed, 35 He tir'd feven couriers of the fleeteft breed; How high the pale he leapt, how wide the ditch,...the hound tore the haunches of the * witch! Thefe flories, which defcend from fon to fon, The forward boy fhall one day make his own. 40 Ah, too fond... | |
 | 1794 - 918 ページ
...how wide tiicNlitch, When the hound tore the haunches uf the * witch! Thcfe ftories, which defccnd from fon to fon, The forward boy fhall one day make his own. Ah, too fond mi ther, think the time draws nigh, That rails the darling from thy tender eye; How fhall his fpirit... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 906 ページ
...beneath his furious fpced. He tir'd feven couriers of the flciteft breed; How high the pale he leap'd, how wide the ditch, When the hound tore the haunches of the * witch! Thcfe dories, which dcfcend from fon to fon, The forward boy fhall one day make his own. Ah, ton fond... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 508 ページ
...beneath 'tie furious fused, He tir'dfeven couriers, of the. &-jtcil breed ; How high the pule he leap'd, how wide the ditch, When the hound tore the haunches of, the witch ; Thofc iloKes, which defccnd from fon to fon, Tie forward boy (hall one day nuke his ov;n. Ah, too... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1807 - 512 ページ
...beneath his furious speed, He tired seven coursers of the fleetest breed ; How high the pale he leap'd, how wide the ditch^ When the hound tore the haunches of the * witch ; These stories, whicl) descend from son to son, The forward boy shall one day make his own. Ah, too... | |
 | British poets - 1809 - 512 ページ
...ail bis cheats ; How in one day beneath his furious speed, He tir'd seven coursers of the fleetest breed; How high the pale he leapt, how wide the ditch, When the hound tore the haunches of the witch*. These stories, which descend from son to son, The forward boy shall one day make his own. Ah! too fond... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 ページ
...beneath his furious speed, He tirM seven coursers of the fleetest breed ; How high the pale he Icap'd, how wide the ditch, When the hound tore the haunches of the witch ' ! These stories, which descend from son to son, The forward boy shall one day make his own. Ah, too... | |
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These stories which descend from son to son, The forward boy shall one day make his own. Ah, too fond mother, think the time draws nigh, That calls the darling from thy tender eye; How shall his spirit brook the rigid rules, And the long tyranny of grammar... 
