 | Ovid - 1725 - 388 lehte
...did fhcker find From 1 welling Seas, and ev'ry faithlefs Wind ? (For tho' a diftant Country bros^ht you forth, Your Ufage here was equal to your Worth...this deferve to be rewarded fo ? Did you come here a Stranger, or a Foe ? F 4 Your Your partial Judgment may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1729 - 438 lehte
...this your Fate did fhelter find From fwelling Seas, and ev'ry faithlefs Wind ? (For tho' a diftant Country brought you forth, Your Ufage here was equal to your Worth.) Does this defcrve to be rewarded fo ? Did you come here a Stranger, or a Foe ? Your partial Judgment may perhaps... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1729 - 428 lehte
...here was equal to your Worth.) Docs this deferve to be rewarded fo ? Did you come here a Stranger, or a Foe ? Your partial Judgment may perhaps complain> And think me barb'rous for my juft Difdain •, 111 bred then let me be, but net unchafte, Nor my clear Fame with... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1740 - 480 lehte
...this your Fate did Shelter find From fwelling Seas, and ev'ry faithlefs Wind > (For tho* a diftant Country brought you forth, Your Ufage here was equal...this deferve to be rewarded fo ? Did you come here a Stranger, or a Foe > Your partial Judgment may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for my juft... | |
 | John Dryden - 1743 - 352 lehte
...this, your Fleet did Shelter find From fwelling Seas, and ev'ry faithlefs Wind ? (Fortho' a diftant Country brought you forth, Your Ufage here was equal to your Worth.) * Bv tbt Etrl of Mulgrave «n4 Mr- Drydcn. + Tht firttiint, in Ovid. Does this deferve to be rewarded... | |
 | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham - 1752 - 302 lehte
...this your fate did fheller find From fwelling feas, and ev'ry faithlefs wind ? (For tho' a diftant country brought you forth, Your ufage here was equal...here a ftranger, or a foe ? Your partial judgment may peihaps complain, And think me barb'rous for my juft difdain; Ill-bred then let me be, but not unchafte,... | |
 | John Dryden - 1760 - 476 lehte
...this, your fleet did fhelter find From fwelling feas, and ev'ry faithlefs wind ? (For tho a diftant country brought you forth, Your ufage here was equal...partial judgment may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for myjuft difdain. Ill-bred-then let me be, but not unchafte, Nor my clear fame with any... | |
 | John Dryden - 1760 - 476 lehte
...this, your fleet did fhelter find From fwelling feas, and ev'ry faithlefs wind ? (For tho a diftant country brought you forth, Your ufage here was equal...partial judgment may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for myjuft difdain. Ill-bred then let me be, but not unchafte, Nor my clear fame with any... | |
 | John Dryden - 1767 - 392 lehte
...this, your fleet did melter find From fwelling feas, and ev'ry faithlefs wind? (For tho' a diftant country brought you forth, Your ufage here was equal...partial judgment may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for my juft difdain. Ill-bred then let me be, but not unchafte, Nor my clear fame with any... | |
 | John Dryden - 1767 - 396 lehte
...this, your fleet did melter find From fwelling feas, and ev'ry faithlefs wind? (For tho' a diftant country brought you forth, Your ufage here was equal...partial judgment, may perhaps complain, And think me barb'rous for my juft difdain. Ill-bred then let me be, but not unchafte, Nor my clear fame with any... | |
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