 No token of worth but queen's man and fine Living, barrels of beef and flagons of wine, I shook like a spy'd spy. Preachers ! which are Seas of wit and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place; for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it...  The New Review - Página 2051893Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | John Bell - 1799 - 402 páginas
...spy. . Preachers ! which are Seas of wit and arts, you can, then dar; Drown the sins of thi* place ; for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be 240 To wash the stains away ; altho' I yet (With Machabee' modesty) the known merit Of my work lessen,... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1804 - 236 páginas
...spy. Preachers ! which are Seas of wit and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place ; for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be To wash the stains away. Altho' I yet (With Machabee modesty) the known merit Of my work lessen, yet some wise man shall, I... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1812 - 230 páginas
...spy. Preachers ! which are Seas of wit and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place ; for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be To wash the stains away. Altho' I yet (With Machabee modesty) the known merit Of my work lessen, yet some wise man shall, I... | |
 | 1893 - 840 páginas
...spied spy. Preachers which are Seas of wit and arts, you can then dare Drown the sins of this place, for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be To wash the stains away. But treat the five-foot verse not as a fixed and unalterable sequence of cadences, but as & norm around... | |
 | John Donne - 1872 - 302 páginas
...spied Spie. Preachers, which are Seas of Wit and Arts, you can then dare Drown the sins of this place, for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall bo 240 To wash the stains away : Although I yet (With Machabee's modesty) the known merit Of my work... | |
 | John Skelton - 1879 - 932 páginas
...spied spy. Preachers, which are Seas of wits and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place, for for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall b« To wash the stains away : although I yet (With Macabee's modesty) the known merit Of my work lessen,... | |
 | Edmund Gosse - 1894 - 266 páginas
...Preachers | which are Seas [ of wit | and arts, | you can then | dare Drown ) the sins | of this place, | for, | for me, Which am | but a scant | brook, | it...want of what seems to us to be good taste, and by a^jjtialitjL which has been overlooked by those who have written about him, but which seems to provide... | |
 | John Donne - 1896 - 348 páginas
...spied spy. Preachers, which are Seas of wits and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place, for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be 240 To wash the stains away. Although I yet With Machabee's modesty the known merit Of my work lessen... | |
 | John Donne - 1896 - 350 páginas
...spied spy. Preachers, which are Seas of wits and arts, you can, then dare Drown the sins of this place, for, for me, Which am but a scant brook, it enough shall be 240 To wash the stains away. Although I yet With Machabee's modesty the known merit Of my work lessen... | |
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