 | John Bell - 1797 - 436 pages
...banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth or mix the bowl ? Or, with the mdustrious planter, dost thou talk, Conversing freely in an evening...gold? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much lov'd power, Still musing silent at the morning hour? May we thy presence hope in war's alarms, In STAIR'S... | |
 | 1797 - 448 pages
...to midnight ball? Or the full banquet when we feast our soul. Dost thou inspire the mirth or mix the bowl? Or, with the industrious planter, dost thou...Watchful and studious of the treasur'd gold ? Seeks Knmulefye, not in vain, thy much lov'd po\ver, Still musing silent at the morning hour? May we thy... | |
 | Cabinet - 1808 - 524 pages
...mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or with th' industrious planter dost thou talk, Conversing freely in an ev'ning walk ? Say, does the miser e'er thy face behold, Watchful...morning hour ? May we thy presence hope in war's alarms, In S 's wisdom, or Montgomery's arms ! In vain our flatt'ring hopes our steps beguile, The flying good... | |
 | William Hamilton, Thomas Park - 1808 - 272 pages
...midnight ball? O'er the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or with the' industrious planter dost thou...gold :' Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much lov'd pow 'r, Still musing silent at the morning hour: May we thy presence hope in war's alarms, In S 's... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1808 - 198 pages
...midnight ball ? O'er the full banquet, when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or, with the industrious planter dost thou...e'er thy face behold, Watchful and studious of the treasured gold ? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much-loved power. Still musing silent at the morning... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1808 - 508 pages
...midnight ball ? O'er the full banquet, when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or, with the industrious planter dost thou...e'er thy face behold, Watchful and studious of the treasured gold ? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much-loved power, Still musing silent at the morning... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 682 pages
...the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or with th' industrious planter dost thou talk, Conversing freely...e'er thy face behold, Watchful and studious of the treasar'd gold ? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much lov'd Sill musing silent at the morning hour?... | |
 | Allan Ramsay - 1815 - 194 pages
...the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl? Or, with th' industrious planter, dost thou talk} Conversing freely...treasur'd gold ? Seeks knowledge, not in vain, thy much-lov'd powV, Still musing silent at the morning hour ? May we thy presence hope in war's alarms,... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 260 pages
...midnight ball ? O'er the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or with the' industrious planter dost thou...e'er thy face behold, Watchful and studious of the treasured gold ? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much loved Still musing silent at the morning hour... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 266 pages
...midnight ball ? O'er the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the bowl ? Or with the' industrious planter dost thou...e'er thy face behold, Watchful and studious of the treasured gold ? Seeks Knowledge, not in vain, thy much loved Still musing silent at the morning hour... | |
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Or say, dost thou a duteous handmaid wait Familiar, at the chambers of the great? Dost thou pursue the voice of them that call To noisy revel, and to midnight ball? O'er the full banquet when we feast our soul, Dost thou inspire the mirth, or mix the... 
