 | Edward Young - English literature - 1762 - 412 pages
...and fruits, and make the foreft bend ; A fudden winter, while the fun is near, O'crcomes the feafon, and inverts the year. But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chcarful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed ; before her eyes III- boding looks and unknown horrors... | |
 | Edward Young - 1767 - 272 pages
...and fruits, and make the forefl bend : A fudden winter, while the fun is near, O'ercomes the leaf in, and inverts the year. But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chearful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed ; before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors rife... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 278 pages
...and fruits, and make the foreft bend A fudden winter, while the fun is near, .O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year.. : But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chearful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed ; before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors rife... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 290 pages
...foreft bend ; A fudden winter, while the fun is near, .O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year. 100 But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chearful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed ; before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors rife... | |
 | English poetry - 1781 - 516 pages
...fruits, and make the foreft bend ; baJk * A fudden winter, while the fun is near, O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year. But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive ! from the chearful day r The fcene is chang'd, indeed ! before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 286 pages
...foreft bend; A fudden winter, while the fun is near, O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year. JOO But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chearful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed; before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors rife:... | |
 | Edward Young - 1799 - 312 pages
...foreft bend ; A fudden winter, while the fun is near, O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year. ic» But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive ! from the cheerful day ? The fcene is chang'd indeed ; before her eyes l11-boding looks and unknown horrors rife : l."or pomp and... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 538 pages
...forcft bend j A fuddcu winter, while tiie fun it near, O'ercomes the feafon, and inverts the year. loo But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive, from the chearful day { The fcene is chang'd indeed I before her eyes Ill-boding looks and unknown horrors rife... | |
 | Edward Young - 1802 - 420 pages
...Will oft the smiling face of heav'n deform ; The winds with violence at once descend, Sweep flow'rs and fruits, and make the forest bend ; A sudden winter,...inverts the year. But whither is the captive borne away, ,, Black thoughts, each morn, invade the Lover & breast, Each night, a ruffian locks the Queen to rest.... | |
 | Edward Young - English poetry - 1805 - 232 pages
...blessing fleet away, Empire of love ! the vision of a day. Thus in the British clime, a summer-storm Will oft' the smiling face of heaven deform ; The...sudden winter, while the sun is near, O'ercomes the seasofi, and inverts the year. But whither is the captive borne away, The beauteous captive ! from... | |
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Will oft the smiling face of heaven deform ; The winds with violence at once descend, Sweep flowers and fruits, and make the forest bend ; A sudden winter, while the sun is near, O'ercomes the season, and inverts the year. 
