 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 906 páginas
...StiUs ftormy hearts, and quiets fright* and fears : My daring heart provokes thee ; and no wonder, When earth fo high afpires, if heaven thunder. XVII. See,...calmly laid, And end their boift'rous threats in quiet peart; The waves their drums, the winds their trumpet! ceafe : But my fick love (ah love but ill appay'H),... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers, Samuel Johnson - 1810 - 804 páginas
...aspires, if Heaven thundtr. XVII. "See, see, fair Olia, seas are calmly laid1, And end their boist'rous threats in quiet peace; The waves their drummes, the windes their trumpets cease : But my sick love, (ah love but ill nppay'd), Never can hope his storms may be allay'd ; 4 The... | |
 | Phineas Fletcher, Alexander Balloch Grosart - 1869 - 348 páginas
...aspires, if heavens thunder. 17. Sec, see, fair Coelia, Seas are calmly laid, 1 And end their boisterous threats in quiet peace ; The waves their drummes, the windes their trumpets cease : But my sick love (ah love full ill apayd !) Jfever can hope his stormes may be allay'd ; But... | |
 | Giles Fletcher - 1909 - 410 páginas
...aspires, if heavens thunder. 17 See, see, fair delta, seas are calmly laid, And end their boisterous threats in quiet peace ; The waves their drummes, the windes their trumpets cease : But my sick love (ah love full ill apayd !) Never can hope his storms may be allayd ; But giving... | |
 | Jacopo Sannazaro - 1914 - 110 páginas
...same third eclogue, stanza 17: See, see, fair Caelia, seas are calmly laid, And end their boisterous threats in quiet peace ; The waves their drummes, the windes their trumpets cease : But my sick love (ah love full ill apayd !) Never can hope his storms may be allayd ; etc.,... | |
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Thy honied tongue, charming the melted eares, Stills stormy hearts, and quiets frights and fears : My daring heart provokes thee ; and no wonder, When earth so high aspires, if heavens thunder. 