 | Elizabeth Singer Rowe - 1796 - 388 str.
...extends : While pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful field j, And closing flow'rs reviving odours yield -r Let us, beneath these spreading trees, recite What from our hearts our muses may indite. Nor need we, in this close retirement, fear, Least any swain our am'rous secrets hear.. SYLVIA. To... | |
 | John Bell - 1807 - 520 str.
...pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful field, And closing flow'rs reviving odours yield, Let us, heneath these spreading trees recite, What from our hearts our Muses may indite: Nor need we in this close retirement fear Lest any swain our am'rous secrets hear. SvLV. To ev'ry shepherd... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 str.
...And rising night the evening shade extends ; While pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful tield, •\nd closing flowers reviving odours yield : Let us, beneath these spreading trees, recite iV li.it from our hearts our Muses may indite. S'ornccd we, in this close retirement, fear, >st any... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 596 str.
...While pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful field, And rlobiiiK rlow'TS reviving odours yield : Trills, beneath these spreading trees, recite What from our hearts our Muses may in'lite. Nur need we, in this close retirement, tear, Lest any swain our amorous secrets hear. SYLVIA.... | |
 | British poets - 1822 - 292 str.
...Afterwards the celebrated Mrs. Rowe. It has been said that Prior once paid his addresses to this lady. Let us, beneath these spreading trees, recite What from our hearts our Muses may indite : Nor need we, in this close retirement, fear Lest any swain our amorous secrets hear. SYLV. Toevery... | |
 | 1842 - 858 str.
...night the evening shade extend» ; While pearly dews o'erepread the fruitful field, Aiid closing Howers reviving odours yield — Let us beneath these spreading...recite What from our hearts our muses may indite." — MATTHEW PRIOR. IN a sea of crimson-painted clouds, Outstratchiu' dru th' West, Th' /.un, lik a... | |
 | Matthew Prior - 1858 - 506 str.
...thee, or without thee, die ! LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP : A PASTORAL. BY MRS ELIZABETH SINGER.1 AMARYLLIS. WHILE from the skies the ruddy sun descends, And rising...trees, recite What from our hearts our Muses may indite ; Nor need we, in this close retirement, fear, Lest any swain our amorous secrets hear. SILVIA. To... | |
 | Matthew Prior - 1858 - 500 str.
...skies the ruddy sun descends, And rising night the evening shade extends ; While pearly dews o'ersprcad the fruitful field, And closing flowers reviving odours...trees, recite What from our hearts our Muses may indite ; Nor need we, in this close retirement, fear, Lest any swain our amorous secrets hear. SILVIA. To... | |
 | Matthew Prior - 1860 - 338 str.
...shade extends ; While pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful field, And closing flowers reviving odors yield ; Let us, beneath these spreading trees, recite What from our hearts our Muses may indite. Nor need we, in this close retirement, fear, Lest any swain our am'rous secrets hear. SILVIA. To ev'ry... | |
 | Henry Southgate - 1862 - 774 str.
...descends, An i hsing night the evening shade extends ; Waile pearly dews o'erspread the fruitful field, Aad bever hat. His botes elapsed fayre and fetisly ; His...solempnely, Souning alway of the encrese of his winn Mn. Rmct. Now to the main the burning sun descends, And sacred Night her gloomy veil extends. The western... | |
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To ev'ry shepherd I would mine proclaim ; Since fair Aminta is my softest theme : A stranger to the loose delights of love, My thoughts the nobler warmth of friendship prove: And, while its pure and sacred... 
