 | Collection - 1758 - 354 ページ
...ftranger, undifmay'd. nor bat nor toad Here lurks : and if thy breaft of blamelcfs thoughts Approve thee, not unwelcome fhalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly, if thy name Wife Pallas and the immortal Mufes own. «fcx&i#c&'^cfrc$oc&c^ II. For a Statue of CHAUCER at WooDSToCK. SUCH was old... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1765 - 412 ページ
...ftranger, undifmay'd. nor bat nor toad Here lurks : and if thy breaft of blamelefs thoughts Approve thee, not unwelcome fhalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly, if thy name Wife Pallas and the immortal Mufes own. e£a&i&&stefetfec&^ II. For a Statue of CHAUCER at WOODSTOCK. OUCH was old... | |
 | Collection - 1765 - 418 ページ
...ftranger, undifmay'd. nor bat nor toad Here lurks : and if thy breaft of blamelefs thoughts Approve thee, not unwelcome fhalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly, if thy name Wife Pallas and the immortal Mufes own. II. For a Statue of CHAUCER at WooDSToCK. • OUCH was old Chaucer, fuch the... | |
 | Richard Johnson - 1793 - 198 ページ
...ftranger ! undifmay'd. Nor bat nor toad Here lurks; and if thy breait of blamelef* thoughts Approve thee, not unwelcome fhalt thou tread My quiet manfion : chiefly, if thy name Wife Pallas and the immortal Mufes own. FOR A STATUE OF CHAUCER AT WOODSTOCK. SUCH was old Chaucer, fuch the placid... | |
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... fount, I flumber : here my cluftering fruits I tend ; Or from the humid flowers, at break of day, Frefh garlands weave, and chace from all my bounds Each thing impure or noxious. Enter- in, O ftranger, undifmay'd. nor bat nor toad Here lurks : and... 