 | sir Herbert Croft (5th bart.) - 1780 - 260 Seiten
...conquev'd, or with Waif who bled. Poor is his triumph, and difgrac'd his name, Who draws the fword for empire, wealth, or fame; For him tho' wealth be blown on ev'ry wind, Tho' fame announce him mi^htieft of mankind, Tho' twice ten nations fink beneath his blade, Virtue difowns him, and his glories... | |
 | Sir Herbert Croft - 1780 - 326 Seiten
...your fons., when forth like ftorms they pour'd, In freedom's caufe, the fury of the fword ? Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, With Hawke who conquer'd, or with Jf^olf 'who bled. Poor * Tliefe line* were written foon after the inftallatioa at Wwdfor. Toor is his... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1788 - 762 Seiten
...In Freedom's caufe the fury of the fword ; Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, With Ha-uike, who conquer'd, or with Wolfe, who bled ? Poor is his triumph, and difgrac'd his name, Who draws the fword for empire, wealth, or fame; * Walls of coral. — The coral... | |
 | 1800 - 812 Seiten
...your fons, when forth like norms they pour'd, In Freedom's caufe, the fury of the fword? ' Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, With Hawke who conquer'd,...or with Wolfe who bled ? Poor is his triumph, and difgrac'd his name, • - ; ' . Who draws the fword for empire, wealth, or fame : • , For him though... | |
 | George Huddesford - 1804 - 268 Seiten
...your Sons, when forth, like storms, they pour'd, In Freedom's cause, the fury of the sword ; Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, With Hawke who conquer'd,...twice ten nations crouch beneath his blade. Virtue disowns him, and his glories fade : For him no pray'rs are pour'd, no posans sung. No blessings chaunted... | |
 | 1806 - 540 Seiten
...vour sons, when forth like storms they pour'd, In Freedom's cause the lury of the sword ? Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, With Hawke who conquer'd,...draws the sword for empire, wealth, or fame : For him though wealth be blown on ev'ry wind, Though Fame announce him mightiest oif mankind, Though twice... | |
 | 1806 - 560 Seiten
...sword? Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, \Vilh Hawke who conquer'd, or with Wolfe who bled f Poor is his triumph, and disgrac'd his name, Who draws the sword for empire, wealth, or fame: For him though wealth be blown on ev'ry wind, Though l-'ame announce him mightiest of mankind, Though twice... | |
 | 1807 - 800 Seiten
...forth like norms they pourM, In Freedom's caufc, the fury of the (Word ? Who rul'd the main, or galfant armies led, With Hawke who conquer'd, or with Wolfe who bled ? Poor is his triumph, and difgrac'd his name, Who draws the fword for empire, wealth, or fame : For him though wealth be blown... | |
 | Oxford univ, prize poems - 1807 - 126 Seiten
...your Sons, when forth like ftorms they pour'd, In Freedom's caufe, the fury of the fword ; Who rul'd the main, or gallant armies led, . /With Hawke who conquer'd, or with Wolfe who bled? • Vide 'A,«s Poor is his triumph, and difgrac'd his name,, Who draws the fword for empire, wealth,... | |
 | University of Oxford - 1810 - 186 Seiten
...or gallant armies led, With Hawke who conquer' d, or with Wolfe who bled? • Vide 'Agpeii* ftif.et. Poor is his triumph, and disgrac'd his name, Who draws the sword for empire, wealth, or fame : For him though wealth be blown on ev'ry wind, Though Fame announce him mightiest of mankind, Though twice ten... | |
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For him though wealth be blown on ev'ry wind, Though Fame announce him mightiest of mankind, Though twice ten nations crouch beneath his blade, Virtue... 
