 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 628 ページ
...Let prudent foresight siiil thy callers jruarr!. For though the clouds relent in n'ghtly rain, Though thy rank canes wave lofty in the gale: Yet will the...ornament of woe, 170 (Such monarchs oft-times give) their joining stint; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rats destroy, Or troops of monkeys thy rich harvest... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 622 ページ
...Letjmident foresight still thy coffers guard. For though the clouds relent in nightly rain, Though thy rank canes wave lofty in the gale : Yet will the arrow, ornament of woe, 170 (Such monarch» oft-times give) their jointing stint; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rats destroy, Or... | |
 | Joseph William Jenks - 1856 - 578 ページ
...foresight still thy eoffers guard. For theugh the elouds relent in nightly rain, Theugh thy rank eanes wave lofty in the gale : Yet will the arrow, ornament of woe (Sueh monarehs ofttimes give), their jointing stint ; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rate destroy,... | |
 | Thomas W. Krise - 2009 - 372 ページ
...pay the labour of thy swains. 165 Or, if the mountain be thy happier lot, Let prudent foresight still thy coffers guard. For tho' the clouds relent in nightly...170 (Such monarchs oft-times give) their jointing stint; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rats destroy, Or troops of monkeys thy rich harvest steal.... | |
 | Thomas W. Krise - 2009 - 372 ページ
...pay the labour of thy swains. 165 Or, if the mountain be thy happier lot, Let prudent foresight still thy coffers guard. For tho' the clouds relent in nightly...in the gale: Yet will the arrow,* ornament of woe, 1 70 (Such monarchs oft-times give) their jointing stint; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rats... | |
 | James Grainger - 2000 - 354 ページ
...ev'n pay the labour of thy swains. Or, if the mountain be thy happier lot, Let prudent foresight still thy coffers guard. For tho' the clouds relent in nightly...rain, Tho' thy rank Canes wave lofty in the gale: 170 Yet will the arrow, ornament of woe, (Such monarchs oft-times give) their jointing stint; Yet will... | |
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For tho' the clouds relent in nightly rain, Tho' thy rank Canes wave lofty in the gale: Yet will the arrow,* ornament of woe, 170 (Such monarchs oft-times give) their jointing stint; Yet will winds lodge them, ravening rats destroy, Or troops of monkeys... 