 | Tobias Smollett - 1804 - 620 páginas
...shore, and exclaims (perhaps wuh sincerity, as far as his own opinion was concerned), " What lady's that to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her? ah ! those are Wortlcy's eyes, How artthou honored, numbered with her Friends, For she distinguishes the good and... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 páginas
...rest : First see I Methuen, of sincerest mind, As Arthur * grave, as soft as woman-kind. What lady's that, to whom he gently bends? Who knows not her? ah! those are Wortley's eyes : How art thou honour'd, number'd with her friends ! For she distinguishes the good and wise. The sweet-tongu'd Murray... | |
 | Lady Grisell Baillie Murray - 1822 - 208 páginas
...although the last volume of the English Iliad was not printed and published till 1 720. " What lady's that, to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her ? Ah ! those are Wortley's eyes ! How art thou lionour'd, number'd with her friends, For she distinguishes the good and wise. The sweet-tongu'd Murray... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1822 - 402 páginas
...First see I Methuen, of sincerest mind, 55 As Arthur grave, as soft as woman kind. VIII. What lady's that, to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her? ah ! those are Wortley's eyes, How art thou honour'd, number 'd with her friends : For she distinguishes the good and wise. 60 The sweet- tongu'd... | |
 | Lady Grisell Baillie Murray - 1822 - 196 páginas
...although the last volume of the English Iliad was not printed and published till 17120. " What lady's that, to whom he gently bends ? . ,,, • ; Who knows not her ? Ah ! those are Wottley's eye« ! How art thou honour'd, number'd with her friends, For she distinguishes the good... | |
 | Alexander Pope, William Roscoe - 1824 - 694 páginas
...First see I Methuen, of sincerest mind, 55 As Arthur grave, as soft as woman kind. VIII. What lady's that, to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her ? ah ! those are Wortley's eyes! NOTES. Ver. ,">5. Met/men,] Sir Paul Methuen, comptroller of the household under George L Ver. 50.... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1824 - 692 páginas
...First see I Methuen, of sincerest mind, 55 As Arthur grave, as soft as woman kind. VIII. What lady's that, to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her ? ah ! those are Wortley/s eyes ! • NOTES, Ver. 55. Methuen,] Sir Paul Methuen, comptroller of the household under... | |
 | Alexander Pope - 1835 - 318 páginas
...as soft as woman-kind. " Methuen. Sir Paul Methuen, comptroller of the household to George I. VIII. What lady 's that, to whom he gently bends ? Who knows...her ? ah ! those are Wortley's eyes? How art thou honor'd, number'd with her friends ! For she distinguishes the good and wise. 60 The sweet-tongued... | |
 | Mrs. Jameson (Anna) - 1837 - 382 páginas
...who welcomed the poet home from Greece ; and among them, Lady Mary stands conspicuous. What lady's that to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her !...friends, — For she distinguishes the good and wise ! To this period we may also refer the composition of the Stanzas to Lady Mary, which begin, " In beauty... | |
 | Lady Mary Wortley Montagu - 1837 - 410 páginas
...shore, and exclaims, (perhaps with sincerity, as far as his own opinion was concerned,) "What lady's that to whom he gently bends? Who knows not her ? ah ! those are Wortley's eyes, How art lhou honored, numbered with her friends, For she distinguishes the good and wise." Stanza, vi Upon... | |
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What lady's that to whom he gently bends ? Who knows not her ? Ah, those are Wortley's eyes. How art thou honoured, numbered with her friends ; 60 For she distinguishes the good and wise. 
