 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 1130 ページ
...fmait, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks the dart. The fteel remains. No readier way he-found To draw the weapon, than t' inlarge the wound. Eager...delay, 57^ He begs; and his unwilling friends obey. Tapis was at hand to. prove his art, Whofe blooming youth fo fir'd Apollo's heart, That for his love... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 398 ページ
...Jlefolv'd in mind, regardlefs of the finart, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks the dart. The fteel remains. No readier way he found To draw the weapon,...t' inlarge the wound. Eager of fight, impatient of tielay, 575 He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey. lapis was at hand to prove his art, Whofe blooming... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 388 ページ
...Refolv'd in mind, regardlefs of the fmarr, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks the dart. The fteel. remains. . No readier way he found To draw the weapon,...inlarge the wound. Eager of fight, impatient of delay, He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey. lapis was at hand to prove his art, Whofe blooming youth... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 658 ページ
...tug! with both his hands, and breaks the dart. The flecl remains. No readier way he found To «lraw the weapon, than t' inlarge the wound. Eager of fight, impatient of delay, JJj He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey. lapis was at hand tn prove his act, Whofe blooming youth... | |
 | Publius Vergilius Maro - 1806 - 312 ページ
...570 * - *f ' t "^ Resolv'd in mind, rejfajjj|ess of the smart, £ He"tugs with both his handsjjttnd breaks the dart. .• The steel remains. No readier way he found To draw the weapfiS, than t' inlarge the wound. Eager of^fight, impatieftlg>f delay, '575 He beg* ; and his unwilling... | |
 | John Dryden, Walter Scott - 1808 - 432 ページ
...tent. Scarce can he rear His limbs from earth, supported on his spear. Resolved in mind, regardless of the smart, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks...remains. No readier way he found To draw the weapon, than to enlarge the wound. Eager of fight, impatient of delay, He begs; and his unwilling friends obey.... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 770 ページ
...tent : scarce can he rear His limbs from earth, supported on his spear. Resolv'd in mind, regardless of the smart, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks...No readier way he found To draw the weapon, than t' inlargc the wound. Rager of fight, impatient of delay, He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey. lapis... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 760 ページ
...spear. Resolv'd in mind, regardless of the smart, He tugs with both his hand;, and breaks the dirt. The steel remains. No readier way he found To draw the weapon, than t1 inlargethe wound. F.ager of fight, impatieiat of delay, He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey.... | |
 | 1813 - 420 ページ
...tent. Scarce can he rear His limbs from earth, supported on his ;pear. Resolv'd .in mind, regardless of the smart, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks...remains. No readier way he found To draw the weapon, than to' enlarge the \voun 1. Eager of fight, impatient of delay, He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey.... | |
 | Virgil - 1819 - 404 ページ
...tent. Scarce can he rear His limbs from earth, supported on his spear. Resolv'd in mind, regardless of the smart, He tugs with both his hands, and breaks...inlarge the wound. Eager of fight, impatient of delay, He begs ; and his unwilling friends obey. lapis was at hand to prove his art, Whose blooming youth... | |
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The wounded prince is forc'd to leave the field : Strong Mnestheus, and Achates often tried, And young Ascanius, weeping by his side, Conduct him to his tent. Scarce can he rear His limbs from earth, supported on his spear. 
