Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces, 2. ciltT. Davies, 1773 |
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Sayfa 149
... Occasion is presented " to him : No Man can say he ever had a fit Sub- ject for his Wit , and did not then raise himself as < high above the Reft of Poets , < · Quantum lenta folent inter viburna cupressi . ' It is to be lamented that ...
... Occasion is presented " to him : No Man can say he ever had a fit Sub- ject for his Wit , and did not then raise himself as < high above the Reft of Poets , < · Quantum lenta folent inter viburna cupressi . ' It is to be lamented that ...
Sayfa 248
... the Miferies and Indignities which a poor Parson is fure to encounter with on this Occasion , but half the Spurns Which patient Merit from th'Unworthy takes . For For my own Part , I cannot but think the 248 LETTER TO A BISHOP .
... the Miferies and Indignities which a poor Parson is fure to encounter with on this Occasion , but half the Spurns Which patient Merit from th'Unworthy takes . For For my own Part , I cannot but think the 248 LETTER TO A BISHOP .
Sayfa 251
... Occasion , the Witticisms upon you are in- numerable : For after all , my Lord , it is a ftrange Thing , and what all the World wonders at , that Parfons fhould eat and drink , and fleep , and do a hundred vulgar Things , just like ...
... Occasion , the Witticisms upon you are in- numerable : For after all , my Lord , it is a ftrange Thing , and what all the World wonders at , that Parfons fhould eat and drink , and fleep , and do a hundred vulgar Things , just like ...
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