 | Alfred Barbeau - 1904 - 432 strani
...and if you would attend to the continuation of your own noble work. or unhend to the idle amusement of commenting upon a poet. who has no other merit than that of aiming bi his moral strokes to ment some regard from such men as advance truth and virlue in a more effectuai... | |
 | 1905 - 726 strani
...and if you would attend to the continuation of your own noble work, or unbend to the idle amusement of commenting upon a poet who has no other merit than...; in either case, this place and this house would be an iuviolable asylum to you, from all you would desire to avoid in so public a place as Bath. The... | |
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... unbend to the idle amusement of commenting upon a poet, who has no other merit than that of aiming by his moral strokes to merit some regard from such men as advance truth and virtue... 
