 | John Dryden - Fables - 1713 - 614 pages
...confefs'd, Then to the recreant Knight, he thus addrefs'd. Doft thou not blufh, to fpend thy Shafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble Train? If Fame, or better...Care, There aim: And, with one Arrow, end the War. He faid ; and fhew'd from far the blazing ShieldAndSword,which but Achilles none cou'd wield u Andhowhemov'da... | |
 | English poetry - 1714 - 528 pages
...recreaw Knight he thuj .addtefs'dV vain Doft thou not blufh. to fpend thy Shafts in On a degen'rate ana ignoble Train ?, If Fame, or better Vengeance be thy...Care, There aim ; and, with one Arrow, end the War: He faid, and fliew'd from far the blaling Shield, •% And Sword, which, but Achilles, none cou'd wield... | |
 | John Dryden - English poetry - 1760 - 526 pages
...confefs'd, Then to the recreant knight he thus addrefs'd. Doft thou not blufh, to fpend thy fhafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better...care, There aim : and, with one arrow, end the war. He faid; and fhew'd from far the blazing' fhield And fword, which but Achilles none could .wield ; . And... | |
 | John Dryden - English poetry - 1767 - 398 pages
...couteU'd, Then to the recreant knight he thus addrefs'd. Doft thou not bludi, to ipend thy fhafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better...care, There aim : and, with one arrow, end the war. 4 He faid ; and fhew'd from far the blazing fhield -t And fword, which but Achilles none could wield... | |
 | John Dryden - English poetry - 1767 - 396 pages
...confefs'd, Then to the recreant knight hs thus addrefs'd. Doft thou not blufh, to fpend thy fhafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better...vengeance, be thy care, There aim : and, with one arrow, ecd the war. He faid ; and fhew'd from far the blazing fhield "1 And fword, which but Achilles none... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 366 pages
...confefsjd, Then to the recreant knight he thus addrefs'd : Doft thon not blu(h, to fpend thy (hafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better...care, There aim : and, with one arrow, end the war. He faid ; and (hew'd from far the blazing mield ^ And fword, which but Achilles none could wield ; I And... | |
 | English poets - 1790 - 362 pages
...confefs'd, Then to the recreant knight he thus addrefs'd : Doft thou not blufh, to fpend thy fhafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better...care, There aim ; and, with one arrow, end the war. He faid.; and fhew'd from far the blazing fhield ,. And fword, which but Achilles none could wield ; I... | |
 | Robert Anderson - English poetry - 1795 - 806 pages
...confeli'd, Then to the recreant knight he thus addrefs'd : Dod thou not blufh, to fpond thy {halts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train > If fame, or better vengeance, be thy care, Their aim, and, with one arrow, end the war. He faid, and fliew'd from far the blazing") (hield f Andfword,... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1800 - 658 pages
...hlulh, to fptnd thy fhafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble ti am ? If fame, or better vtngear.cc, k YM ( 碬 2] E 5 ӊ N ܐ i ` x q bo V faid ;.and fhcw'd from far the blazing fhield' And fword, which but Achules nore could wield; l And... | |
 | Great Britain - 1804 - 658 pages
...thus addrefs'd : Dort thou not hluih, to fpend thy (hafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble ti ain ? If fame, or better vengeance, be thy care, There aim, and, with one arrow, end the war. He faid ; and fhew'd from far the blazing fhieldT And fword, which but Achilles none could wield; ( And... | |
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Dost thou not blush, to spend thy shafts in vain On a degenerate and ignoble train ? If fame, or better vengeance, be thy care, There aim : and, with one arrow, end the war. 
