 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 280 pages
...it has quench'd his fire, and banifhed his pot. P 4 LI. Strait LT. Strait from the filth of this law grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift...folly loft, of nothing takes he care ; Pimps, lawyers, ftewwds,, harlots, flatterers vite, Af:d thieving tradcfmen him among them fhare : His father's ghqft... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 628 pages
...he, Ne of its rigour will lie bate a jot, Till it l.., quench' d his me, and baniflied his pot. LI. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes...fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All glofly gay, enarrtel'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the fr.mmer-air, In folly loft., of nothing takes he... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 304 pages
...he, Ne of its rigour will he bate a jot, Till it has quench'd his fire, and baniflied his pot. LI. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All glcffy gay, enamel'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the Aimmer-air, In folly loft, of nothing takes... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 274 pages
...its rigour will he bate a jot, Till it has quench' d his fire, and banifhed his pot. P 4 LL Strait U. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy ipendthrift heir, All glofly gay, enamel'd ail with gold, The filly tenant of the lummer-air, In folly... | |
 | English poetry - 1782 - 518 pages
...Ne of it's rigour will he bate a jot, Till it has quench'd his fire, and baniflied his pot. Straight from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All gloffy gay, enamell'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the fummer-air; In folly loft, of nothing... | |
 | James Thomson, Patrick Murdoch - 1788 - 326 pages
...keepeth he, Ne of its rigour will he bate a jot, Till it has quench'd his fire, and banifhed his pot. LI. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All gloffy gay, enamel'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the fummer-air, In folly loft, of nothing takes... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 292 pages
...its rigour will he bate a jot, Till ir has quendi'd his fire., and banifh'd his pot. LI. Strait LI. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes...folly loft, of nothing takes he care ; Pimps, lawyers, ftewards, harlots, flatterers vile, And thieving tradefmen him among them fhare : His father's ghoft... | |
 | James Roach - English poetry - 1794 - 260 pages
...he, Ne of its rigour will he bate a jo:, Till it has (juench'd his fire and banifhed his pot. 1 LI. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes...fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All glofly gay, enamell'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the fummer-air, In folly loft, of nothing takes he care... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 972 pages
...maiim keepeth he, Ne of its rigour will he bate a jot, T:!i it has quench'd his fire, and banifh'd his pot. Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold...Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthrift heir, All gloffy gay, enamel'd ail with goldi The filly tenant of the fummer-air, In folly lot, of nothing takes... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 542 pages
...kecptth he, Ne of its rigour will he bate a jor, Till it has ijucnch'd his fire and bauiihed his pot. LI, Strait from the filth of this low grub, behold ! Comes fluttering forth a gaudy fpendthritt heir, All gloffy gay, enamcU'd all with gold, The filly tenant of the fummer air, In folly... | |
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In folly lost, of nothing takes he care; Pimps, lawyers, stewards, harlots, flatterers vile, And thieving tradesmen him among them share: His father's ghost from... 
