 | 1757 - 564 lehte
...thou to the tafte of man. And woman alfo! flattery direct K.«re!y diTgufts. They little know mankinJ Who doubt its operation ; 'tis my key. And opes the wicket of the human heart. How far 1 have fucceeded now 1 know not. Yet I incline to think her ftormy virtue Islull'da-while; 'cisheralunel... | |
 | John Bell - 1791 - 294 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste cf man, And woman also! flattery dire6t Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now, I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lull'd awhile; 'tis her alone... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 368 lehte
...hit the very tone, In which fhe loves to fpeak. Honey'd aflent, How pleafant art thou to the tafte of man, And woman alfo ! flattery direct Rarely difgufts....ftormy virtue Is lull'd awhile ; 'tis her alone I fear ; Whiift fhe and" Randolph live, and live in faith And amity, uncertain is my tenure. 360 " Fate o'er... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1797 - 452 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste cf man, And woman also ! flattery direct Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now, I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lull'd awhile; 'tis her alone... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 462 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste c'f man, And woman also I flattery direct Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now, I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lull'd awhile; 'tis her alone... | |
 | 1797 - 462 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste of man, And women also ! flattery direct Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now, I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lull'd awhile ; 'tis her alone... | |
 | 1804 - 486 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste of man, And woman also ! flattery direct Barely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lulled awhile ; 'tis her alone... | |
 | 1811 - 620 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art tii.ui to the taste of man, And woman also ! flattery direct Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lulled awhile : 'tis her alone... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 624 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste of man, And woman also ! flattery direct Rarely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now I know not. Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lulled awhile: 'tis her alone... | |
 | John Home - 1822 - 420 lehte
...assent, How pleasant art thou to the taste of man, And woman also ! flattery direct Harely disgusts. They little know mankind Who doubt its operation :...opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now, I know not : Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is lull'd awhile. Tis her alone... | |
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tis my key, And opes the wicket of the human heart. How far I have succeeded now I know not, Yet I incline to think her stormy virtue Is... 
