 | Collection - 1755 - 378 pages
...took his aim; His aim alas was all too true: O ! had he chofe fome other game! Or fhot as he was wont to do! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe; I'll join the widow's plaintive foreg, And fave the lover in my verfe. The RAK E. By a Lady... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1758 - 384 pages
...his aim ; His aim alas was all too true : O ! had he chofe fome other game ! Or fhot as he was wont to do ! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe ; Fll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. The RAK E. By a Lady... | |
 | 1753 - 716 pages
...aim ; The aim he took was much too true j O ! had he chofe feme other game, Or (hot as he had us'd to do *! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong. While I with tears your fate rehearfc : I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. relating to Sir our... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1765 - 412 pages
...aim ; His aim, alas ! was all too true : O ! had he chofe fome other game ! Or mot — as he was wont to do ! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe j I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. *$$$ The RAKE. By... | |
 | Collection - 1765 - 418 pages
...His aim, alas ! was all too true •* O ! had he chofe fome other game ! Or mot — as he was wont to do ! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe ; I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. The RAK E. By a Lady... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1770 - 402 pages
...aim ; His aim, alas ! was all too true : O ! had he chofe fome other game ! Or mot — as he was wont to do ! Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe,; I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. The RAKE. By a Lady... | |
 | 1773 - 394 pages
...his aim ; The aim he took was much too true; O ! had he chofe fome other game, Or fhot as he had us'd to do ! * Divided pair! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe : I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. The emotions which... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1781 - 294 pages
...his aim ; The aim he took was much too truej O ! had he chofe fome other game, Or mot as he had us'd to do ! * Divided pair! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe.: I'll join the widow's plaintive fbng, And fave the lover in my verfe. * Never having killed... | |
 | SAMUEL johnson - 1781 - 292 pages
...his aim ; The aim he took was much too true; O ! had he chofe fome other game, Or fhot as he had us'd to do ! * Divided pair! forgive the wrong, While I with tears your fate rehearfe : I'll join the widow's plaintive fong, And fave the lover in my verfe. * Never having killed... | |
 | 1789 - 198 pages
...aim, alas ! was all too true : 0 ! had he chose some other game ! Or shot — as he was wont to do I Divided pair ! forgive the wrong, While I with tears...plaintive song, And save the lover in my verse. THE SWALLOWS. WRITTEN SEPTEMBER, MDCCXLVIII. IN TWO PARTS. By the Same. ERE yellow Autumn from our plains... | |
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At him the gunner took his aim; The aim he took was much too true ; O ! had he chose some other game, Or shot as he... 
