| John Armstrong - 1770 - 238 Seiten
...For this fome riot on tli' Arabian Nights. Each cafe is ours : and for the human mind 'Tis monftrous not to feel for all mankind. Were all mankind unhappy, who could tafte 80 Elyfium f or be folitarily Weft ? I 4 Shock'd Shock'd with furrounding mapes of human woe,... | |
| John Armstrong - 1770 - 246 Seiten
...For this fome riot on $li' Arabian Nights. Each cafe is ours : and for the human mind 'Tis monflrous not to feel for all mankind. Were all mankind unhappy, who could tafte • So Elj'fium ? or be folitarily bleft.? 1 4 Shock'd Shock'd with furrounding mapes of human... | |
| Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 648 Seiten
...fancy : but thosetouch the heart. Chiefly fur this proud epic song delights, For this some riot on th' Arabian Nights. Each case is ours : and for the human...to feel for all mankind. Were all mankind unhappy, whoconld taste Elysium ? or be solitarily blest ? Shock'd with surrounding shapes of human wot , All... | |
| Sir Charles Hanbury Williams - 1822 - 238 Seiten
...fancy : but those touch the heart. Chiefly for this proud epic song delights, For this some riot on th' Arabian Nights. Each case is ours : and for the human...unhappy, who could taste Elysium ? or be solitarily blest 1 Shock'd with surrounding shapes of human woe, All that or sense or fancy could bestow, You would... | |
| 1822 - 292 Seiten
...fancy; but those touch the heart. Chiefly for this proud epic song delights, For this some riot on the' Arabian Nights. Each case is ours : and for the human...unhappy, who could taste Elysium, or be solitarily bless'd? Shock'd with surrounding shapes of human woe, All that or sense or fancy could bestow You... | |
| John Armstrong, John Dyer, George Gilfillan, Matthew Green - 1858 - 314 Seiten
...fancy: but those touch the heart. Chiefly for this proud epic song delights, For this some riot on the Arabian Nights. Each case is ours : and for the human...mankind. Were all mankind unhappy, who could taste so Elysium? or be solitarily blest? Shock'd with surrounding shapes of human woe, All that or sense... | |
| John Armstrong (Physician & Poet.) - 1880 - 692 Seiten
...fancy : but those touch the heart. Chiefly for this proud epic song delights, For this some riot on th' Arabian Nights. Each case is ours : and for the human...mankind. Were all mankind unhappy, who could taste o« Elysium? or be solitarily blest ? Shock'd with surrounding shapes of human woe, All that or sense... | |
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