 | Collection - 1758 - 358 стор.
...pace Perfift to run his annual race ? Do not the ftars, which fhine fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed Withhold his labour or his fpecd ? Jf you all nature's fyftem... | |
 | William Dodd - 1764 - 330 стор.
...pace, Perfift to run his annual race ? • Do not the ftars which fhine fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed With-hold his labour or his fpeed? If you all nature's fyftem... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - 1765 - 412 стор.
...pace Perfift to run his annual race ? Do not the ftars, which fhine fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? If you all nature's fyftem... | |
 | Collection - 1765 - 416 стор.
...pace v Perfift to run his annual race ? Do fiat the ftars, which fliine fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed "Withhold his labour or his rpeed ? If you all nature's fyftem... | |
 | Collection - 1766 - 354 стор.
...pace Perfift to run his annual race ? Do not the ftars, which flune fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plotigh ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? If you all nature's... | |
 | 1782 - 382 стор.
...rufi his annual race ? M 4 Do Do not the ftars, which fliine fo bright, Renew their ceurfes e\-ery night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough? Or when did e'er the generous fteed Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? If you all Nature's fyftem fcan,... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1791 - 510 стор.
...Pcrfift to run his annual race • Do nut the ftiirs, which ihine fo bright, Renew their eourfes ev'ry night ? Doth not the ox, obedient, bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the gracious need Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? If you all nature's fyftem... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1791 - 966 стор.
...Pcrfid to run his annual race ? Do not the dars, which fiiinc fo bright, Renew their courfcs ev'ry , do not tear away thyfelf from me : For know, my love, as eafy mayft I Or svhen did e'er the gea'rous deed Withhold his labour or his fpccd > If you all nature's fydcm... | |
 | Nathaniel Cotton - 1791 - 272 стор.
...conftant pace Perfift to run his annual race ? Do not the ftars which fhine fo bright, Renew their courfes every night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plow ? Or when did e'er the generous fteed Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? If you all Nature's fyftem... | |
 | James Roach - 1794 - 260 стор.
...Perfift to run his annual race ? Do not the (lars, which- fliine fo bright, Renew their courfes ev'ry night ? Doth not the ox obedient bow His patient neck, and draw the plough ? Or when did e'er the gen'rous fleed Withhold his labour or his fpeed ? «, If y«u all nature's fyftem... | |
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Why is our food so very sweet? — Because we earn before we eat. Why are our wants so very few? — Because we Nature's calls pursue. Whence our complacency of mind? — ' Because we act our parts assign'd. 
