 | Charles Jeremiah Wells - 1876 - 336 pages
...and worship her, Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means; And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my will, so nothing will I fear.— But I waste words : you do not understand. Attendant.... | |
 | Charles Wells - 1876 - 318 pages
...and worship her, Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my wjll, so nothing will I fear. — But I waste words : you do not understand. Attendant,... | |
 | William James Linton, Richard Henry Stoddard - 1883 - 386 pages
...and worship her Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my will, so nothing will I fear. — But I waste words : you do not understand. Attend. Madam... | |
 | 1905 - 682 pages
...and worship her, Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my will, so nothing will I fear. — But I waste words: you do not understand. Attend. Madam... | |
 | Charles Wells - 1908 - 312 pages
...way, And use the world as I find wit and means And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my will, so nothing will I fear. — But I waste words : you...your speech doth sound Like sense — I cannot tell PHEAXANOE Silence, no more. Suppose you did expect the man you love To wait on you about this place... | |
 | Charles Wells - 1908 - 310 pages
...and worship her, Bather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old age To bound my will, so nothing will I fear.— But I waste words : you do not understand. ATTENDANT Madam,... | |
 | Algernon Charles Swinburne - 1913 - 196 pages
...and worship her Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, .'I shall be bold to follow mine own way And use the world as I find wit and means; And as...fear: — but I waste words You do not understand." She then turns back the discourse to questions of love, handling (as it were) her own heart delicately,... | |
 | Algernon Charles Swinburne - 1913 - 192 pages
...worship her Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way And uie the world as I find wit and means; And as I know of...fear: — but I waste words You do not understand." She then turns back the discourse to questions of love, handling (as it were) her own heart delicately,... | |
 | 1875 - 932 pages
...and worship her Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old age, AN UNKNOWN POET. 227 So nothing will I fear : — but I waste words You do not understand. She then... | |
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Therefore, since Truth requires that I should lay Me prostrate at her foot and worship her, Rather than wield her sceptre and her power, I shall be bold to follow mine own way, And use the world as I find wit and means ; And as I know of nothing but old... 