 Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry : This known, — how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live; At last, with all their words and work content, Back to their homes the prudent vestry went, And Richard...  Poems - Halaman 62oleh George Crabbe - 1808 - 258 halamanTampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
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...by. Th1 unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry; This known ; how Food and Raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live; At last with all their words and workA content, i Back to their homes, the prudent Vestry {_ went, i And Richard Monday to the Workhouse... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1808 - 280 halaman
...next debated — for the rogue would live ; 54 At last with all their words and work content, 1 kirk to their homes the prudent Vestry went, And Richard...took his beatings and his bread ;' Patient in all cohtroul, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple ; bending... | |
 | 1808 - 590 halaman
...passing Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's This known; how Food and Raiment they' might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live; . . ; At last with all their words and work Л content, I Back to their homes, the prudent Vestry I went, f ' And Richard Monday to the Workhouse... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1812 - 190 halaman
...Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry : This known, — how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live; At...duly took his beatings and his bread ; Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple ; bending... | |
 | Ezra Stiles Ely - 1813 - 278 halaman
...words of CRABBE are so appropriate, that I beg the reader to peruse them. '".i. ' ' 1 ' f * s '*'" " At last, with all their words and work content, "...fed, '' And duly took his beatings and his bread; - tt Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their usef Sad, silent,... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1816 - 306 halaman
...Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry : This known, — how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live ; At...duly took his beatings and his bread ; Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple; bending... | |
 | Elegant extracts - 1816 - 490 halaman
...by, Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry: This known, how food and raiment they might give Was next debated, for the rogue would live. At last...with all their words and work content, Back to their hornet the prudent vestry went, And Richard Monday to the work-house sent» There he was pinch'd, and... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1820 - 310 halaman
...Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry : This known, — how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live ; At...duly took his beatings and his bread; Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple; bending... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1823 - 296 halaman
...Th' unlucky peasant heard the stranger's cry : This known, — how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated — for the rogue would live; At...duly took his beatings and his bread ; Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple ; bending... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1823 - 302 halaman
...heard the stranger's cry: This known,—how food and raiment they might give, Was next debated—for the rogue would live; At last, with all their words...duly took his beatings and his bread; Patient in all control, in all abuse, He found contempt and kicking have their use : Sad, silent, supple; bending... | |
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