 | Edmund Burke - 1774 - 606 pàgines
...the rich, and the proud, and the gay and the vain, Still laugh at the graces that move in thy train ; No charm in thy modeft allurements they find, The...pleafures they follow a fting leave behind : Can criminal paffion enrapture the .breaft Like virtue with peace and feienity bleil ? O would yon Simplicity's... | |
 | 1793 - 602 pàgines
...rich, and the proud, and the gay, and the vain, Still laugh at the graces that move in thy train ; No charm in thy modeft allurements they find, The pleafures they follow a fling leave behind : Can criminal paflion enrapture the bread Like virtue with peace and fcrenity bleil... | |
 | William Burdon - 1805 - 108 pàgines
...the rich and the proud, and the gay and the vain, Still laugh af the graces that move in thy train.' No charm in thy modeft allurements they find ; The pleafures they follow a fling leave behind. Can criminal paffions enrapture the breaft. Like virtue, 'with peace and ferenity... | |
 | 1787 - 742 pàgines
...the rich, and the proud, and the gay and the vain, Still laugh at the graces that move in thy train. No charm in thy modeft allurements they find, ' ,...pleafures they follow a fting leave behind : Can criminal pafiion enrapture the breaft, Like virtue with peace and ferenity blefs'd ? O would you Simplicity's... | |
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In the genuine attractions of nature array'd ; Let the rich, and the proud, and the gay, and the vain, Still laugh at the graces that move in thy train... 