 | 1726 - 236 pages
...VIII. That Bruifes and Wounds a Man's Spirit fhouljd taueh, With Danger fo little, with Honour fo muchl Well, they both took a Dram and return'd to the Battle, And with a frefli Fury they made the Swords rattle > While Sutton's Right Arm was obferved to bleed, By a Touch... | |
 | Collection - 1758 - 354 pages
...wound. That bruifes, and wounds a man's fpirit fhou'd touch, With danger fo little, with honour fo much ! Well, they both took a dram, and return'd to the battle, And with a frefh fury they made the fwords rattlej While Button's right arm was obferved to bleed, By a touch... | |
 | Collection - 1765 - 418 pages
...bruifcs, and wounds a man's fpirit fhould touch, With danger fo little, with honour fo much ! Well, Well, they both took a dram, and return'd to the battle, And with a frefh fury they made the fwords rattle ; "While Sutton's right arm was obferved to bleed, By a touch... | |
 | John Byrom - 1773 - 372 pages
...Wound? VIII. That Bruifes and Wounds a Man's Spirit fhould touch, With Danger fo little, with Honour fo much ! Well, they both took a Dram, and return'd to the Battle, And with a frefh Fury they made the Swords rattle ; While Satian's Right Arm was obferved to bleed, By a Touch... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 680 pages
...the gash, and appeal'd to the company round, [wound ? If his own broken sword had not given him the That bruises and wounds a man's spirit should touch,...they both took a dram, and return'd to the battle, [rattle ; And with a fre^h fury they made the swordi While Sni 1 .m's right arm was observed to bleed,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 682 pages
...the gash, and appeal'd to the company round, [wound ? If his own broken sword had not given him the That bruises and wounds a man's spirit should touch,...with honour so much !— Well, they both took a dram, rfnd return'd to the battle, 1 1 .-i 1 1 1, • • And with n fresh fury they made the swords While... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 680 pages
...If his own broken sword had not given him the That bruises and wounds a man's spirit should toiu'h, With danger so little, with honour so much!— Well,...they both took a dram, and return'd to the battle, [rattle; And with a fresh fury they made the swords While SUM nit's right arm was observed to bleed,... | |
 | John Byrom - 1814 - 512 pages
...disdain, Shew'd the gash, and appeal'd to the company round, If his own broken sword had not giv'n him the wound. That bruises and wounds a man's spirit...with honour so much ! Well, they both took a dram, return'd to the battlr, And with a fresh fury they made the swords rattle ; While Suttorfs right arm... | |
 | Richard Gooch - 1823 - 310 pages
...bout, From a wound inFigg's side the hot blood spouted out; Her ladyship then seem'd to think the thing plain, But Figg stepping forth, with a sullen disdain,...with a fresh fury they made the swords rattle; While Button's right arm was observed to bleed, By a touch of his rival, so Jove had decreed ; Just enough... | |
 | Cambridge tart - 1823 - 318 pages
...gash, and appeal'd to the company round, If his own broken sword had not given him the wound. VIII. That bruises and wounds, a man's spirit should touch,...Sutton's right arm was observed to bleed, By a touch of his rival, so Jove had decreed ; Just enough for to shew that his blood was not icor, But made up... | |
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That bruises and wounds a man's spirit should touch With danger so little, with honour so much! Well, they both took a dram, and return'd to the battle, And with a fresh fury they made the swords rattle; While Sutt on... 
