 | Allan Ramsay - 1743 - 88 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodnefs unconfin'd, Thou iliin'il a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's fame, How fwift to praife, how obflinate to blame? Bold in thy prefence bafhful Se nfe appears, And backward... | |
 | William Hamilton - 1760 - 290 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodnefs unconfin'd, Thou fhin'ft a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's fame, How fwift to praiie, how obilinate to blame ! Bold in thy prefence bafhful Senle appears, And backward... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1761 - 350 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlcfs in ihy dted. In virtues rich, in goodnels ur.confin'd, Thou min'ft a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's name, How fwift to praife, how guiltlefs to defame ? Bold in thy prefence Bajhfulnefs appears, And... | |
 | 1777 - 380 pages
...Pure in-thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodnefs unconfin'd, Thou fliin'ft a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's name, How fwift to praife, how guiltlefs to defame ? Bold in thy prefence baflitulnefs appears, And... | |
 | 1794 - 954 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy ¿fIn virtues rich, in goodnefs uncor.fin'd, Thou ftiin'il a fair example to thy kind ¡ Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's fimf. How ftvift to praife, how obftinate to Ыак' Bold in thy prefence balhful fenfc appein, And... | |
 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 972 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodncfs unco'ifm'd, Thou fhin'fl a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's fame, How fwift to praife, how ohllinate to blunc! Bold in thy prefence lufhful fenle appears, And backwr.rd... | |
 | 1797 - 448 pages
...EGLINTON! thy h;ippy breast, Calm and serene, enjoys the heavenly guest; From he tumultuous rule of passion freed, Pure in thy thought, and spotless in thy deed....to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's name, How swift to praise, how guiltless to defamQ! JJold in thy presence basbfulnest appears, Wild... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 436 pages
...EGLINTOS! thy happy breast, Calm and serene, enjoys the heavenly guest; From he tumultuous rule of passion freed, Pure in thy thought, and spotless in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodness unconfm'd, Thou shin'st a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to ihy neighbour's name, How... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1800 - 626 pages
...Pure in thy thought, and fpotlefs in thy deed : In virtues rich, in goodnefs unconfin'd, Thou fhin'ft a fair example to thy kind : Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's name, How fwift to praife ! how guiltlefs to defame ! Bold in thy prefence baflifulnefs appears, And... | |
 | William Hamilton, Thomas Park - 1805 - 138 pages
...these are in the human bosom nurst, Can peace reside in dwellings so accurst ? Unlike, O Eglintoun ! thy happy breast, Calm and serene, enjoys the heavenly...spotless in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodness miconlin'd, Thou shin'st a fair example to thy kind ; Sincere and equal to thy neighbour's fame, How... | |
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Eglintoun ! thy happy breast, Calm and serene enjoys the heavenly guest; From the tumultuous rule of passions freed, Pure in thy thought, and spotless in thy deed. In virtues rich, in goodness unconfin'd, Thou shin'st a fair example to thy kind... 
