 | James Thomson - 1763 - 458 pages
...love conceals; J3ut when his paflion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SON G. -, HARD is the. fate of him who loves., Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, .But to the Sympathetic groves, But to the lonely lifteoing,plain ! *-. f .' : . • <Oh ! when fhe blefles.next... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 380 pages
...his love conceals ; But when his paffion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SONG. TT ARD is the fate of him who loves, •*• •»• Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the fympathetic groves, But to the lonely liftening plain. Oh ! when flie bleffes next your fliade, Oh... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 628 pages
...his love conceals ; But when his paffion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SONG. HARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the fympathetic groves, But to the lonely liftening plain. Oh ! when flie blefles next your fliade, Oh... | |
 | John Bell - 1787 - 510 pages
...love conceals ; But when his paffion he declares, You drag him at your chariot- wheels. SONG. HARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the lympathetic gfoves, But to the lonely liftening plain. Oh ! when fhe bleffes next your fhade, Oh !... | |
 | James Thomson, Patrick Murdoch - 1788 - 326 pages
...love conceals ; But when his paffion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SONG. TTARD is the fate of him who loves, •*• •*- Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the fympathetic groves, But to the lonely liftening plain. Oh! when fhe blefles next your fhade, Oh ! when... | |
 | James Thomson, Robert Heron - 1793 - 384 pages
...love conceals ; But when his paffion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SONG. JtjLARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the fympathetic groves, But to the lonely liftening plain. Oh ! when me blefles next your made, Oh ! when... | |
 | Alexander Dalrymple - 1796 - 242 pages
...Tby Beauty fhall his Youtb engage ! Thy Virtues mall deligbt his age ! .... M. 18 C. HAMILTON. . LARD is the fate .of him who loves, Yet dares not tell...ear. Oh! tell her, what She cannot blame, Tho' fear my tongue muft ever bind : Oh ! tell her, that my virtuous flame Is, as her fpotlefs Soul, refin'd.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1800 - 542 pages
...his love conceals, But when liis paflion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wbeeU. SONG. HARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the fympathetic groves, But to the lonely littcning plain. Oh ! when {he blcfles next your Aade, Oh! when... | |
 | James Thomson - 1802 - 340 pages
...love conceals ; But when his passion he declares, You drag him at your chariot-wheels. SONG. •tlARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell his trembling pain, But to the sympathetic groves, But to the lonely listening plain. Oh! when she blesses next your shade, Oh ! when... | |
 | James Thomson, John Aikin - 1804 - 236 pages
...guard the fair. " Rule, Britannia ! rule the waves ; " Britons never will be daves." SONGS. SONG. HARD is the fate of him who loves, Yet dares not tell -his trembling pain, But to the sympathetic groves, But to the lonely listening plain. Oh ! when she blesses next your shade, Oh !... | |
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HARD is the fate of him who loves Yet dares not tell his trembling pain But to the sympathetic groves, But to the lonely listening plain. Oh ! when she blesses next your shade, Oh ! when her footsteps next are seen In flowery... 
