 | John Cunningham - 1771 - 274 pages
...Q^ieen ! FAS*CY, wit and worth difdaining, Gives the prize to HARLEQUIN. Ill If the virgin's falfe, forgive her, FANCY was your only foe : CUPID claims...the dart and quiver, But 'tis FANCY twangs the bow. LOVE AND CHASTITY ^ CANTAT Av REC IT A TIVE. FROM the high mount*, whence facred groves depend, Diana... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 270 pages
...fairy Queen! FANCY, wit and worth difdaining, Gives the prize to HARLEQUIN. III. If the virgin's falfe, forgive her, FANCY was your only foe : CUPID claims the dart and quiver, Bu; 'tis FANCY twangs the bow. LOVE LOVE AND CHASTITY: A CANTATA. RECITATIVE. FROM the high mount *,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 622 pages
...Hies, a fairy queen ! Fancy, wit and worth disdaining, Gives the prize to Harlequin. If the virgin 's false, forgive her, Fancy was your only foe : Cupid...the dart and quiver, But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow. LOVE ЛУПУ CHASTITY: A CANTATA. RECITATIVE. Г ROM the high mount1, whence sacred groves depend,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 628 pages
...and worth disdaining, Cives the prize to Harlequin. If the virgin 's false, forgive her, Fancy «ps your only foe : Cupid claims the dart and quiver, But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow. LOÎE 4XD CHASTITY: A CANTATA. ЫСГГАТТЛ. í ROM the high mount1, whence sacred groves depend... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 296 pages
...Fancy fires the soul. Far beyond the bounds of meaning, Fancy flies, a fairy queen ! If the virgin's false, forgive her; Fancy was your only foe : Cupid...the dart and quiver, But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow. NEWCASTLE BEER. WHEN Fame brought the news of Great Britain's success, And told at Olympus each Gallic... | |
 | John Harman Bedford - 1825 - 218 pages
...senses Captive to her fond control ; Merit may have great pretences, But 'tis Fancy fires the » ml. If the lady's false, forgive her, Fancy was your only...the dart and quiver. But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow. Cm NINGBAM. A few words of advice to the reader. — Harolde no Joseph.— Another noble peer and poet.... | |
 | 1826 - 488 pages
...fond controal; *, Beauty may have great pretences, ,* IJul 'tis fancy fires the soul. If the virgin's false, forgive her, Fancy was your only foe ^ Cupid...the dart and quiver, But 'tis fancy twangs the bow. C. ON FRANCES'S BIRTH DAY. May every pleasure that earth can yield To the dear child award, Immortal... | |
 | William Bell Scott - 1892 - 398 pages
...role indeed in these pretty little prints, and emblems of all the virtues and vices were freely used. Cupid claims the dart and quiver, But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow, was represented by a large demonstrative emblematic young lady kneeling on a cloud, and the dangerous... | |
 | Iolo Aneurin Williams - 1923 - 528 pages
...flies, a fairy queen ! Fancy, wit and worth disdaining, Gives the prize to Harlequin. If the virgin's false, forgive her, Fancy was your only foe : Cupid...the dart and quiver, But 'tis Fancy twangs the bow. Delia : a Pastoral The gentle swan with graceful pride Her glossy plumage laves, And sailing down the... | |
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tis Fancy fires the soul. Far beyond the bounds of meaning Fancy flies, a fairy queen ! Fancy, wit and worth disdaining, Gives the prize to Harlequin. 