 The first, it is a spacious house, to all but sots appalling, Where, by the parish bounty fed, vile, in the sunshine crawling, The worn-out drunkard ends his days, and eats the dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers.  The Hope of the World, and Other Poems - Strana 196autor/autoři: Charles Mackay - 1840 - 203 str.Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith - 1838 - 674 str.
...death-doomed felons lie. " The second is a lazar-house, Rank, foetid, and unholy ;' Where, fettered by diseases foul, And hopeless melancholy, " The victims...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, An eye-sore to his brothers ! •• So drink the waters of this stream, Driuk deep the cup of ruin !... | |
 | 1838 - 954 str.
...their couch of sadness ; Some calling death to end their pain, And some imploring madness. " The thtrd house is a spacious house, To all but sots appalling...his days, And eats the dole of others, A plague and burden to himself, An eye-sore to his brothers ! " So drink the waters of this stream, Drink deep the... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1851 - 332 str.
...strong and goodly houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul, Who all his life carouses. The first it is a spacious house, To all but sots appalling, Where,...burthen to himself, An eye- sore to his brothers. The second is a lazar house, Rank, fetid, and unholy; Where, smitten by diseases foul, And hopeless... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1851 - 116 str.
...houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses. — T!.c_/iVs/, it is a spacions house, to all but sots appalling, Where, by the parish...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. " The second is a lazarhouse, rank, fetid, and unholy ; Where, smitten by... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1853 - 394 str.
...strong and goodly houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses. The first, it is a spacious house, to all but sots appalling. Where,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. ' The second is a lazar-house, rank, fetid, and unholy ; Where, smitten by... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1853 - 394 str.
...lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses. The first, it is a spacious house, to all hut sots appalling, Where, by the parish bounty fed, vile,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. ' The second is a lazar-house, rank, fetid, and unholy ; Where, smitten by... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1857 - 144 str.
...strong and goodly houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses.— The first, it is a spacious house, to all but sots appalling, Where,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. "The second is a lazarhouse, rank, fetid, and unholy; Where, smitten by diseases... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1857 - 536 str.
...strong and goodly houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses.— The first, it is a spacious house, to all but sots appalling, Where,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. '- The second is a lazarhouse, rank, fetid, and unholy; Where, smitten by... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1859 - 518 str.
...strong and goodly houses, To lodge at last each jolly soul who all his life carouses. — The first, it is a spacious house, to all but sots appalling, Where,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, an eyesore to his brothers. '•The second is a lazarhouse, rank, fetid, and unholy; Where, smitten by... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1860 - 90 str.
...each jolly soul, Who all his life carouses. ' дашшадшш WP Niram.0 _ iMmliurih \ The first it is a spacious house, To all but sots appalling, Where,...dole of others, A plague and burthen to himself, An eye-sore to his brothers. FuMishe 'l bj" w P Nimm.0 _ The second is a lazar-house, Rank, fetid, and... | |
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