 Serjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author flies, but with no partial aim. He read the manners, open as they lie In nature's volume to the geu'ral eye.  The Gentleman's Magazine - Page 881761Full view - About this book
 | 742 pages
...and But peace ! the gentle prologue, cuftum fends, [friends. Like dram and Serjeant, to beat up for At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author...with no partial aim. He read the manners, open as Uiey lie In nrutc's volume to the general eye. Books too he read, nor bluuYd to life their (tore, He... | |
 | Robert Lloyd - 1762 - 312 pages
...thunder'd at each Hah ! and Oh / But peace ! the gentle prologue cuftom fends, Like drum and ferjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a....game, Our author flies, but with no partial aim. He Tead the manners, open as they lie In nature's volume to the general eye. Books too he read, nor i>lufli'd... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 428 pages
...thunder'd at each Hah and Obi But peace ! the gentle prologue cuftom fends, Like drum and ferjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author flies, but with nopartiaLum* He He read the manners, open as they lie In nature's volume to the general eye. Books... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 540 pages
...thunder 'd at each Hah ! and Oh ! But peace ! the gentle prologue cuftom fends, Like drum andferjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author fies, but with no partial aim. He read the manners, open as they lie In Natures voltimt to the general... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 466 pages
...thunder' d at each Hah I and Oh I But peace I the gentle prologue custom sends. Like drum and Serjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author fies, but tuith no partial aim. He read the •manners, open as they lie In Nature's volume to Ibe... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 538 pages
...woe ! 'd at each Hah and Ok ! But peace ! thr gentle prologue cuftom fends, Like drum and ferjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful gime, Our author flies, but with no partial aim, He read the manners, open as they lie In nature's... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 686 pages
...peace! the gentle prologue custom sei>ds, Like drum and s 'rjcant, to beat up for friends. At VÍCA and folly, each a lawful game, Our author flies, but with no partial aim. lie read the manners, open as they lie in Nature's volume to the general eye. Bcokstx) he read, nor... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 666 pages
...thundcrM at each Hah ! and ! Oh ! But peace ! the gentle prologue custom sends, Like drum and serjcant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful game, Our author flics, but with no partial aim. He read the manners, open as they lie In Nature's volume to the general... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 670 pages
...thunder'd at each Hah ! and ! Oh ! But peace ! the gentle prologue custom sends, Like drum and Serjeant, to beat up for friends. At vice and folly, each a lawful panic, Our author flics, but with no partial aim. He1 read the manners, open as they lie In Nature's... | |
 | Elegant extracts - 1816 - 490 pages
...thundcr'da teach Alt ! and Oh .' But peace! the gentle prologue custom sends, Like drum and scrjcant, to beat up for friends At vice and folly, each a lawful...manners, open as they lie In nature's volume to the gen'ral eye. [storeBooks too he read, nor blush'd to use their He docs but what his betters did before.... | |
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