 | Classical poetry - 1708 - 516 pages
...homewardjon his back,the joyful burthen bears. The Men to fubterranean Caves retire i Secure from cold j and crowd the chearful fire: With Trunks of Elms and Oaks the Hearth they load, Nor tempt th' inclemency of Hcav'n abroad. Their jovial Nights, in frollicks and in play They... | |
 | Edward Bysshe - English language - 1710 - 620 pages
...pointed Spears, And homeward on his Back the joyful Burthen bears. The Men to fubrerranean Caves-retire, Secure from Cold, and crowd the chearful Fire ; With Trunks of Elms and Oaks the Hearth they load, Nor tempt th'Inclemency of Heav'n abroad. Their jovial Nights in Frolicks and in Play They pafs,... | |
 | Virgil - Didactic poetry, Latin - 1721 - 412 pages
...while they drive in vain to make their way '.\ Through Hills pf Snow, and pitifully bray; fifi Aflaults with dint of Sword, or pointed Spears : And .homeward,.../• With Trunks of Elms and Oaks the Hearth they load; Nor tcir.pt th' Inclemency of Heav'n abroad. Their jovial Nights in Frollicks and in Play They... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 412 pages
...way Through hills of fnow, and pitifully bray ; 575 Aflaults with dint of fword, or pointed fpears : And homeward; on his back, the joyful burden bears....fubterranean caves retire ; Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire : With trunks of elms and oaks the hearth they load, 580 Nor tempt th' inclemency of... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 494 pages
...way Through hills of fnow, and pitifully bray ; 575 Aflaults with dint of fword, or pointed ipears : And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears. The men to lubterranean caves retire ; Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire : With trunks of elms and... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 366 pages
...way Through hills of fnow, and pitifully bray ; jyj Aflaults with dint of fword, or pointed fpears : And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears....fubterranean caves retire ; Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire • With trunks of elms and oaks the hearth they load, 580 Nor tempt th' inclemency of... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 658 pages
...way Through lii'il-, pf fnow, and pitifully bray ; Aiihul.s with dint of fword, or pointed fpears : And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears. The men to fubterrancan caves retire ; Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful firei With trunks of elms and... | |
 | Virgil - Agriculture - 1803 - 364 pages
...while they strive in vain to make their way Through hills of snow, and pitifully bray, 575 Assaults with dint of sword, or pointed spears, And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears. The men to subterranean caves retire, Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire: 579 With trunks of elms and... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 658 pages
...way Through hills oí fnow, and pitifully hray; A (faults vvitli dint of fword, or pointed fpears: And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears. • The men to fulitcrranean caves retire; Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire: \Vith trunks of elms and... | |
 | Poetry - 1806 - 192 pages
...Am! while they strive in vain to make their way Through hills of snow, and pitifully bray, Assaults with dint of sword, or pointed spears, And homeward, on his back, the burthen bears. F The 60 The Alps at Day-break. The men to subterranean caves retire Secure from cold,... | |
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Assaults with dint of sword, or pointed spears, And homeward, on his back, the joyful burden bears. The men to subterranean caves retire, Secure from cold, and crowd the cheerful fire: With trunks of elms and oaks the hearth they load, Nor tempt the 
