 Pantomime thoughts, and style so full of trick, They even make a Merry Andrew sick ; Thoughts all so dull, so pliant in their growth, They're verse, they're prose, they're neither, and they're both) Shall...  The Poetical Works of Charles, Churchill - Stran 223avtor: Charles Churchill - 1866Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Charles Churchill - 1764 - 206 strani
...'gainft their will makes Junior Blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; 'Who threads, like beads, loofe thoughts on fuch a ftring, They're Praife, and Cenfure ; Nothing, Kv'rything; Pantomime thoughts,... | |
 | Charles Churchill - 1766 - 350 strani
...'gainft their will makes Junior Blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own j Who threads, like beads, loofe thoughts on fuch a firing, They're Praife, and Cenfure ; Nothing,... | |
 | Charles Churchill - 1768 - 400 strani
...'gainft their will makes Junior Blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own i Who threads, like beads, loofe thoughts on fuch a firing, The' re Praife, and Cenfure ; Nothing,... | |
 | Charles Churchill - 1774 - 248 strani
...'gain/I their will makes Junior Blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; Who threads, like beads, loofe thoughts on fuch a firing, Their Praife, and Cenfure ; Nothing, Ev'ry-thing ; Pantomime thoughts,... | |
 | Charles Churchill - 1776 - 232 strani
...blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and-Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; Who threads, like beads, laofe thoughts on fuch a ftring, They're praife, and cenfure ; nothing, evYy thing ; Pantomine thoughts,... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1036 strani
...'gainfl their will makes junior blockheads fpeak, Ign'rant tf both, new Latin, and new Greek, lij'.t fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; Who threads, like beads, loofe thoughts on fuch a firing, They're praife, andcenfure; nothing, ev'ry thing fanl/aaimi thoughts,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 542 strani
...Who 'gainlt their will makes junior blockheads Jgn'rant of both, new Latin, and new Greek, Not fuch as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; • The Earl of Litchfield, then High Steward of Oxford. f Sir John Phillips. At this juncture he... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 622 strani
...threads, like beads, loosr thoughts on such a They're praise, and censure; nothing, ev'ry thing; fanlumhne thoughts, and style so full of trick, They even make...verse, they're prose, they're neither, and they're both) Shall (though by Nature ever loth to praise) Thy curious worth set forth in envious phrase ;... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 622 strani
...Wh'i'gainst theirwill makesjuiiiorblockheadsspeak, Isu'rant of both, ne.v Latin, and new Greek, Vt such as was in Greece and Latium known, But of a modern cut, and all his own ; [string, Who threads, like beads, loose thoughts on such a They're praise, and censure; nothing,... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 276 strani
...note. Who 'gainst their will makes junior blockheads speak, Ignorant of both, new Latin and new Greek, Not such as was in Greece and Latium known, But of...such a string, They're praise and censure; nothing, everything; Pantomime thoughts, and style so full of trick, They even make a Merry Andrew sick; Thoughts... | |
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