 | James Thomson - 1757 - 300 Seiten
...my fimple faith, Before th" attbftittg wbrld given to inother., Irrevocably given ! — There v/as a time, When the leaft cloud that hung upon my brow,...Thy looks were foftnefs all ; then the quick heart. * ,-.f'^*'T''.' In every nerve alive, forgot it felf, . "• t And for each other then we felt alone.... | |
 | James Thomson - 1766 - 310 Seiten
...witnefs to a fight of horror ? That hand, which, but a few fhort hours ago, So wantonly abus'd my funple faith, Before th' attefting world given to another,...looks were foftnefs all ; then the quick heart, In every nerve alive, forgot itfelf, And for each other then we felt alone. But now, alas ! thofe tender... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 382 Seiten
...witnefs to a fight of horror ? That hand, which, but a few fhort hours ago, So wantonly abus'd my fimple faith, Before th' attefting world given to another,...looks were foftnefs all ; then the quick heart, In every nerve alive, forgot itfelf, And for each other then we felt alone. But now, alas ! thofe tender... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 382 Seiten
...to a fight of horror? * That hand, which, but a few fhort hours ago, ' So wantonly abus'd my fimple faith, « Before th' attefting world given to another,...Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, * When the leait cloud that hung upon my brow, • * Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd thy pity. « Then, brighten'd... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 422 Seiten
...witnefs to a fight of horror ? That hand, which, but a few fliort hours ago, So wantenly abus'd my fimple faith, Before th' attefting world given to another,...Thy looks were foftnefs all ; then the quick heart, IB every nerve alive, forgot itfelf, And for each other then we felt alone. But now, alas ! thofe tender... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 340 Seiten
...hand, which, but a few short hours ago, " So wantonly abus'd my simple faith, " Before th' attesting world given to another, " Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, " When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, " Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd tliy pity. " Then, brighten'd... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 Seiten
...hand, which, but a few short hours ago, " So wantonly abus'd my simple faith, " Before th' attesting world given to another, " Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, " When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, " Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd thy pity. " Then, brighten'd often... | |
 | Charles Shadwell - 1797 - 446 Seiten
...hand, which, but a few short hours ago, " So wantonly abus'd my simple faith, " Before th' attesting world given to another, " Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, " When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, " Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd thy pity. " Then, brighten'd often... | |
 | James Thomson - 1802 - 348 Seiten
...ago, So wantonly abus'd my simple faith, Before th' attesting world given to another, When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, Perhaps imagin'd only,...brighten'd often by the ready tear, Thy looks were softness all; then the quick heart, In every nerve alive forgot itself, And for each other then we... | |
 | James Thomson, Patrick Murdoch - 1802 - 336 Seiten
...That hand, which, but a few short hours ago, So wantonly abus'd my simple faith, Before th' attesting world given to another, Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd thy pity. Then, brighten'd often... | |
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Before th' attesting world given to another, Irrevocably given ! — There was a time, When the least cloud that hung upon my brow, Perhaps imagin'd only, touch'd thy pity. Then, brighten'd often by the ready tear, Thy looks were softness all ; then the... 
