The Works of Thomas Moore, Esq., Accurately Printed from the Last Original EditionsErnst Fleischer, 1826 - 620 pages |
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Page 144
... Ovid to that chattering and rapacious class of birds , the pies ) delivered sundry long and self - gratulatory orations , on his return from the Continent . It was at one of these Irish dinners that his gallant brother , Lord S ...
... Ovid to that chattering and rapacious class of birds , the pies ) delivered sundry long and self - gratulatory orations , on his return from the Continent . It was at one of these Irish dinners that his gallant brother , Lord S ...
Page 153
... OVID . The Noble Giver of the toast , however , had evidently , with his usual clearness , confounded King Midas , Mr. Liston , and the Pe R - g - t together . + Mr. Fudge and his friends should go by this name as the man who , some ...
... OVID . The Noble Giver of the toast , however , had evidently , with his usual clearness , confounded King Midas , Mr. Liston , and the Pe R - g - t together . + Mr. Fudge and his friends should go by this name as the man who , some ...
Page 224
... either fitted or intended to be sung . ** Apollo , in his interview with Phaeton , as described by Ovid : piùsque accedere jussit . ” " Deposuit radios pro- Yet , ' tis not helm or feather For ask 224 IRISH MELODIES .
... either fitted or intended to be sung . ** Apollo , in his interview with Phaeton , as described by Ovid : piùsque accedere jussit . ” " Deposuit radios pro- Yet , ' tis not helm or feather For ask 224 IRISH MELODIES .
Page 244
... Ovid's Art of Love to be left at the Transport Office ; and the Lady of the Lake to be delivered at the Lying - in Hospital . - - - De Ros . We have had a new subscriber this morning , Sir Miss Hartington . Leath . ( Bustling among the ...
... Ovid's Art of Love to be left at the Transport Office ; and the Lady of the Lake to be delivered at the Lying - in Hospital . - - - De Ros . We have had a new subscriber this morning , Sir Miss Hartington . Leath . ( Bustling among the ...
Page 271
... Ovid made love like a rake , and Propertius like a schoolmaster . The mythological allusions of the latter are called erudition by his commentators ; but such ostentatious display , upon a subject so simple as love , would be now ...
... Ovid made love like a rake , and Propertius like a schoolmaster . The mythological allusions of the latter are called erudition by his commentators ; but such ostentatious display , upon a subject so simple as love , would be now ...
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