 In like manner having recourse to devotion, in a spirit of rational piety, he solicits the aid of Heaven to render him virtuous. He personifies Virtue ; places her in a triumphal car, attended by a suitable train ; one of her attendants, a female distinguished...  The British Essayists: The Observer - Página 40de Alexander Chalmers - 1802Visualização completa - Sobre este livro
 | 1787 - 342 páginas
...alfo be diftinguifhed by fuperior beauty, muft refemble the faireft of human beings, muft refemble Monimia : While chief in beauty, as in place, She charms with dear Monimia's grace. Monimia ftill, here once again ! O ! fatal name ; O dubious ftrain, &c. Far ofFthe glorious rapture flown,... | |
 | 1788 - 340 páginas
...alfo be diftinguifhed by fuperior beauty, muft refemble the faireft of human beings, muft refemble Monimia : While chief in beauty, as in place, She charms with dear Monimia's grace. Monimia ftill, here once again'! O ! fatal name ; O dubious ftrain, &c. Far off the glorious rapture flown,... | |
 | 1790 - 194 páginas
...glories crown'd, Firm Justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears ; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with...MONIMIA'S grace. MONIMIA still ! here once again! Ol fatal name. Oh dubious strain ! Say heav'n-born Virtue, Pow'r Divine, Are all these various movements... | |
 | John Bell - 1790 - 192 páginas
...glories crown'd, Firm Justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears ; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with dear MONIMIA'S grace. MONIMIA still I here once again! O! fatal name. Oh dubious strain ! Say heav'n-born Virtue, Pow'r Divine, Are all... | |
 | John Bell - 1790 - 390 páginas
...glories crown'd, Firm Justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears ; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with dear MONIMIA'S grace. MOKIMI A still I here once again I O! fatal name. Oh dubious strain I Say heav'n-born Virtue, Pow'r... | |
 | William Hamilton, Thomas Park - 1805 - 138 páginas
...glories crown'd ; Firm Justice last the balance rears, • The good man's praise, the bad man's fears ; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with...Monimia still ! here once again ! O ! fatal name. Oh dubious strain ! Say heav'n-born Virtue, pow'r divine, Are all these various movements thine? 2... | |
 | Cabinet - 1808 - 524 páginas
...justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears ; While cliief in beautv as in place She charms with dear Monimia's grace. Monimia still ! here once again ! O ! fatal name. Oh ! dubious strain ! Say, heav'n born virtue, pow'r divine, Are all these various movements thine?... | |
 | William Hamilton, Thomas Park - 1808 - 272 páginas
...never-fading glories crown'd; Firm Justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with dear Monimia's grace. Mnnimia still! here once again! O ! fatal name. Oh dubious strain! Say heav'n-born Virtue, pow'r divine,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 682 páginas
...be. • • In like manner, having recourse to devotion, in a spirit of rational piety, he solicit! the aid of Heaven to render him virtuous. He personifies..."resemble the fairest of human beings, must resemble Mouimia: While chief in beauty, as in place, She charms with dear Monimia's grace. Monimia's still,... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 266 páginas
...fading glories crown'd; Firm Justice last the balance rears, The good man's praise, the bad man's fears; While chief in beauty as in place She charms with...grace. Monimia still! here once again! O! fatal name. Oh dubious strain! Say, heaven-born Virtue, power divine, Are all these various movements thine ? Was... | |
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