 Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does envy doubt ? Witness, ye chosen train, Who breathe the sweets of his Saturnian reign ; Witness, ye Hills, ye Johnsons, Scots, Shebbeares, Hark to my call, for some of you have ears. Let David Hume, from...  The British Poets: Including Translations ... - Page 248by British poets - 1822Full view - About this book
 | William Mason - Gardening - 1773 - 24 pages
...to fcorn Dame Nature's fimple fence ; Leap each Ha Ha of truth and common fenfe ; And proudly rifing in her bold career, Demand attention from the gracious ear Of Him, whom we*and all the world admit, 15 Patron fupreme of fcience, tafte, and wit. Does NOTE. Verfe 10. [With... | |
 | John Almon - English literature - 1784 - 422 pages
...to fcorn Dame Nature's fimple fence ; Leap each Ha-ha of truth and common fenfe ; And proudly rifing in her bold career, Demand attention from the gracious ear Of Him, whom we and all the world admit 15 Patron fupreme of fcience, tafte, and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witnefs, ye chofen train ! Who breathe... | |
 | John Bell - English poetry - 1789 - 442 pages
...scorn Dame Nature's simple fence; Ha-ha of truth and common sense i "y rising in her bold career, 1 attention from the gracious ear Of him, whom we and...and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witness, ye chosen train I Who breathe the sweets of his Saturnian reign ; Witness ye Hills, ye Johnsons, Scots, Shebbeares,... | |
 | John Bell - English poetry - 1789 - 428 pages
...Yven-Ming, and sayings^of LiTsong ; Like thee to scorn Dame Nature's simple fence; Leap each Ha-ha of truth and common sense ; And proudly rising in...gracious ear Of him, whom we and all the world admit __ Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witness, ye chosen train I Who breathe... | |
 | English poetry - 1789 - 228 pages
...of Yven-Ming, and sayings of laTsong; Like thee to scorn Dame Nature's simple fence; Leap each Ha-ha of truth and common sense ; And proudly rising in...bold career, Demand attention from the gracious ear I/liit, nil. EPISTLES SATIRICAL, CSc. Of him, whom we and all the world admit Patron supreme of science,... | |
 | T AGERTON - 1794 - 390 pages
...to fcorn Dame Nature's fimple fence ; Leap each Ha Ha of truth and common fenfe ; And proudly rifing in her bold career, Demand attention from the gracious ear Of him, whom we and all the world admit 15 Patron fuprcme of fcience, tafte, and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witnefs ye cliofen train ! Who breathe... | |
 | 1801 - 448 pages
...scenes ofYven-Ming,andsayingsofLi-Tsong; Like thee to scorn Dame Nature's simple fence; Leap each Ha Ha of truth and common sense; And proudly rising in her...gracious ear Of Him, whom we and all the world admit, 1$ Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witness ye chosen train ! Who breathe... | |
 | School - Satire, English - 1801 - 450 pages
...scenes ofYven-Ming,andsayingsofLi-Tsong; Like thee to. scorn Dame Nature's simple fence; Leap each Ha Ha of truth and common sense; And proudly rising in her...gracious ear Of Him, whom we and all the world admit, 15 Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does Envy doubt? Witness ye chosen train ! Who breathe... | |
 | Peter Pindar - English poetry - 1804 - 176 pages
...ancient Chinese here exhibits. B 2 Like thee to scorn Dame Nature's simple fence ; Leap each Ha-ha of truth and common sense ; And proudly rising in...gracious ear Of him whom we and all the world admit 15 Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does Envy doubt ? Witness, ye chosen train ! Who breathe... | |
 | John Wolcot - 1804 - 178 pages
...this aucieut Chinese here exhibits. Like thee to scorn Dame Nattn-e's simple fence ; Leap each Ha-ha of truth and common sense ; And proudly rising in...gracious ear Of him -whom we and all the world admit 15 Patron supreme of science, taste, and wit. Does Envy doubt? Witness, ye chosen train ! Who breathe... | |
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