 Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more," Quoth he, " abound in that same land then this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store aio Conspire in one to make contented blisse : No wayling there nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie issues...  The British Poets - Page 3921866Full view - About this book
 | Thomas Warton - 1807 - 354 pages
...Again, where he is praising England, he does it by an enumeration of some of the miseries of Ireland. No wayling there, nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie...leprosies ; No griesly famine, nor no raging sweard : No nightly bordrags, nor no hues and cries, The shepherds there abroad may safely lie On hills and... | |
 | Thomas Warton - 1807 - 388 pages
...¿Igain, where he is praising England, he does it by an enumeration of some of the miseries of Ireland. No wayling there, nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie...leprosies ; No griesly famine, nor no raging sweard : No nightly bordrags, nor no hues and cries, The shepherds there abroad may safely lie On hills and... | |
 | Thomas Warton - 1807 - 354 pages
...Again, where he is praising England, he does it by an enumeration of some of the miseries of Ireland. No wayling there, nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie...nor no leprosies ; No griesly famine, nor no raging swcard : No nightly bordrags, nor no hues and cries, The shepherds there abroad may safely lie On hills... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 274 pages
...one ? And, if like heaven, be heavenly graces there, Like as in this same world where we do wone ?" " Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more (Quoth...this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store Conspire in one to make contented blisse: No wayling there nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie issues... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 280 pages
...one ? And, if like heaven, be heavenly graces there, Like as in this same world where we do wone ?" " Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more (Quoth...this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store Conspire in one to make contented blisse: No wayling there nor wretchednesse is beard, No bloodie issues... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1825 - 408 pages
...305 And, if like heaven, be heavenly graces there, Like as in this same world where we do wone ?" " Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more (Quoth...this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store 310 Conspire in one to make contented blisse: No wayling there nor wretchednesse is heard, No hloodie... | |
 | IRISHMAN. - 1833 - 272 pages
...affecting lines, which appear as suitable to the present time as to that day. Of England he says:— • " Both Heaven and heavenly graces do much more, Quoth he, abound in that same land than this; For there all-happy peace and plenteous store, Conspire in one, to make contented bliss;... | |
 | 1833 - 258 pages
...affecting lines, which appear as suitable to the present time as to that day. Of England he says:— " Both Heaven and heavenly graces do much more, Quoth he, abound in that same land than this; For there all-happy peace and plenteous store, Conspire in one, to make contented bliss;... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1839 - 442 pages
...Cornwall. And, if like heaven, be heavenly graces there, Like as in this same world where we do wone l ?" " Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more (Quoth...this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store 310 Conspire in one to make contented blisse: No wayling there nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie... | |
 | Edmund Spenser - 1839 - 444 pages
...And, if like heaven, be heavenly graces there, Like as in this same world where we do wone l ? " " Both heaven and heavenly graces do much more (Quoth...this. For there all happie peace and plenteous store 310 Conspire in one to make contented blisse: No wayling there nor wretchednesse is heard, No bloodie... | |
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