 | John Bell - 1797 - 480 str.
...state, With which the vain profuiionofthe great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. I80 Pompous incumbrance ! a magnificence Useless, vexatious ! for the wily fox, Safe in th' increasing number of his foes, Kens well the (treat advantage; slinks behind, And slily creeps... | |
 | William Somerville - 1804 - 176 str.
...state, With which the vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. Pompous incumbrance ! a magnificence Useless, vexatious...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage : slinks behind, And slyly creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them step by step ; then... | |
 | William Somerville, Thomas Park - 1808 - 354 str.
...vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. Pompous inciunbrance! a magnificence Useless, vexatious! for the wily fox,...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage: slinks behind, And slily creeps through the same beaten f rack, And hunts them step by step; then views... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1809 - 604 str.
...vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and snakes the trembling copse. Pompous uicuiiib'rance ! heir charms, And satiate soon, and pall the languid eye Not so the moral s|>ecies, nor hi* foes, Kens welt the great advantage ; slinks behind, Ami slily creeps thro' the same beawn track,... | |
 | William Somervile - 1817 - 90 str.
...state, "With which the vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn and shakes the trembling copse. Pompous incumbrance! a magnificence Useless, vexatious!...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage: slinks behind, And slily creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them step by step; then views... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1819 - 462 str.
...vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. Pompous encumbrance ! a magnificence Useless, vexatious! for the wily fox,...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage : slinks behind, And slily creeps through the same beaten track, \nd hunts them step by step ; then... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 346 str.
...vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. Pompous encumbrance ! a magnificence Useless, vexatious ! for the wily fox,...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage : slinks behind, And slily creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them step by step ; then... | |
 | Frederick Peter Delmé Radcliffe - 1839 - 396 str.
...very reasons described by the same poet.* Hounds should work in concert ; • " Pompous encumbrance! a magnificence Useless, vexatious ! for the wily fox,...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage: shrinks behind, And slily creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them, step by step ; then... | |
 | Joseph Addison, George Gilfillan - 1859 - 428 str.
...state, With which the vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse, iso Pompous incumbrance! A magnificence Useless, vexatious!...number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage : slinks behind And slily creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them step by step ; then... | |
 | William Somervile - 1873 - 160 str.
...state, With which the vain profusion of the great Covers the lawn, and shakes the trembling copse. H0 Pompous incumbrance ! — a magnificence Useless, vexatious ! For the wily fox, Safe in th' increasing number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage : slinks behind, And slyly creeps... | |
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Pompous incumbrance! A magnificence Useless, vexatious! For the wily fox, Safe in the increasing number of his foes, Kens well the great advantage: slinks behind And slily creeps through the same beaten track, And hunts them step by step; then views escaped... 
