 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1755 - 348 pages
...why to'-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, . And ev'ry trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your Flatt'ry is not All for me ? Alas ! too well your Sex I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. D... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1758 - 344 pages
...Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, And ev'ry trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flatt'ry is not All for me ? Alas ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. VOL.... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1765 - 410 pages
...tell me, Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, And every trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flatt'ry is not All for me ? Alas ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fb weak to think you true. DAMON.... | |
 | Collection - 1766 - 356 pages
...Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, And ev'ry trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flatt'ry is not All for me .1 Alas ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fo w«ak to think you true.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 456 pages
...tell me, Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you praisM, And every trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flattery is not all for me ? Alat! too well your fex I knew, Nor wat fo weak to think you true. DAMON. Unkind t my falfehood to... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 390 pages
...to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, And every triffing beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flattery is not all for me ? Aias ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. DAMON. Unkind ! my falfehood... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1782 - 386 pages
...Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd, And ev'ry trifling beauty rais'd, As if you. meant to let me fee Your flatt'ry is not All for me ? Alas ! too well your fex I knew, fior was fo weak to think you true. V... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 372 pages
...tell me, Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd,, And every trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant...flattery is not all for me ? Alas ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. DAMON. Unkind ! my falfehood to upbraid, . When your... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 1036 pages
...Firft tell me, Damon, why to-day At BelviJera's feet you lay ? Why with iuch warmth her charms you And every trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant to let me fee Your flartery i» not all for me ? Ala* ! too well your fex I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. Damon.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 512 pages
...tell me, Damon, why to-day At Eelvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prajs'd, And every trifling beauty rais'd, As if you meant...flattery is not all for me ? Alas ! too well your fcx I knew, Nor was fo weak to think you true. DAMON. Unkind ! my falfehood to upbraid, When your own... | |
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Firft tell me, Damon, why to-day At Belvidera's feet you lay ? Why with fuch warmth her charms you prais'd,, And... 
