 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1772 - 628 páginas
...till pofleil Of native ftrength, they learn alike to fcorn The blaft and their protectors. Fofter'd thus. The cradled hero gains from female care His...from his nurfe's arms, He nods the plumy creft, he (hakes the fpear, And is that awful thing which Heav'n ordain'd The fcourge of tyrants, and his country's... | |
 | R. Griffiths - 1772 - 632 páginas
...till pofleil Of native itrength, they learn alike to fcorn The blaft and their proteílors. Foíler'd thus, The cradled hero gains from female care His...from his nurfe's arms, He nods the plumy creft, he (hakes the fpear, And is that awful thing which Heav'n ordain'd The fcourge of tyrants, and his country's... | |
 | 1772 - 684 páginas
...till pofleft Of native ftrength, they learn alike to fcorn The blaft and their proteftors. Fofter'd thus, The cradled hero gains from female care His...but that vigour felt, He fprings indignant from his nurfe'» arms, And is that awful thing which Heav'n ordain'd He nods the plumy creft, he makes the... | |
 | James Anderson - 1777 - 580 páginas
...vigour, as to be able of themfelves to repel the attacks of all invaders. Foftered thus, The craddled hero gains from female care His future vigour : but,...from his nurfe's arms ; He nods the plumy creft, he makes the fpear, And is that awful thing which Heav'n ordain'd The fcourge of tyrants, and his country's... | |
 | William Mason - 1811 - 516 páginas
...possest 255 Of native strength, they learn alike to scorn The blast and their protectors. Foster'd thus, The cradled hero gains from female care His future vigour ; but, that vigour felt, He springs indignant from his nurse's arms, 260 [ 220 ] If yet thy art be dubious how to treat Nature's... | |
 | William Mason - 1811 - 524 páginas
...possest 255 Of native strength, they learn alike to scorn The blast and their protectors. Foster'd thus, The cradled hero gains from female care His future vigour ; but, that vigour felt, He springs indignant from his nurse's arms, 260 If yet thy art be dubious how to treat Nature's neglected... | |
| |
Foíler'd thus, The cradled hero gains from female care His future vigour ; but that vigour felt, He fprings indignant from his nurfe's arms, He nods the plumy creft, he (hakes the fpear, And is that awful thing which Heav'n ordain'd The fcourge of tyrants,... 