 | 1802 - 572 sivua
...instance, the following extract : 1 Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claira'd an empire of his own ; And, from the time* when, darting...light, Vandyke and Rubens cheer'd our northern night> Those twin stars set, the graces all had fled, Yet paos'd to hover o'er a Lely's head ; And delight.')... | |
 | 1793 - 532 sivua
...the bands away, And 'bid the Infant Giant run and plqy ? .Dark was the hour, the age an age of (lone, When Hudfon claim'd an empire of his own ; And from...and Rubens cheer'd our northern night; Thofe twin liars fet, the Graces all had fled, Yet paus'd, to hover o'er a Lely's Head ; And fometimes bent, when... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1793 - 544 sivua
...And kill the pois'nous weeds of vicious tafte; To pierce the gloom where England's Genius flept, Long of foft love and tendernefs bereft; From his young...Thofe twin ftars fet, the Graces all had fled, " , Yet paus'd, to hover o'er a Lely's head ; And ibmetimes bent, when won with earncft pray'r, To make the... | |
 | 1793 - 542 sivua
...the bands away. And bid the Infant Giant run and play ? Dark was the hour, the age an age of (lone, When Hudfon claim'd an empire of his own ; And from the time; when, darting rival light, Vandyke and Ruben« cheer'd our northern night; Thofe twin ftars fee, the Graces all had fled, Yet paus'd, to hover... | |
 | 1802 - 572 sivua
...as an instance, the following extract : « Dark was the hour, the age an age of stane, When Hudson claim'd an empire of his own ; And, from the time, when, darting rival light, Vandyke and Rubens chcer'd our northern night, Those twin stars set, the graces all had fled, Yet paus'd to hover o'er... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1802 - 572 sivua
...the' following extract':. ' Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claim' d an empiie of his own ; . And, from the time, when, darting rival light', Vandyke and Rubens chter'd our northern nighi, Those twin stars set, the graces all had fled,;" .Yet paus'd to hover o'er... | |
 | 1804 - 624 sivua
...poet prpceeds as follows : • •« Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claimM an empire of his own ; And, from the time, when, darting...light, Vandyke and Rubens cheer'd our northern night, Those twin stars set, the Graces all had fled, Yet paus'd to hover o'er a Lely's head ; And sometimes... | |
 | Sir Joshua Reynolds - 1819 - 610 sivua
...And bid the Infant Giant run and play ? P * " Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claim'd an empire of his own ; And from the time, when, darting rival light, VANDYKE and RUBEN cheer'd our northern night; Those twin stars set, the graces all had fled. Yet paus'd, to hover... | |
 | Sir Joshua Reynolds, Edmond Malone - 1819 - 614 sivua
...away, And bid the Infant Giant run and play ? " Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claim'd an empire of his own ; And from the time, when, darting rival light, VANDYKE and RUBEN cheer'd our northern night ; Those twin stars set, the graces all had fled. Yet pans'd, to hover... | |
 | James Northcote - 1819 - 388 sivua
...bid the infant giant run and play ? " Dark was the hour, the age an age of stone, When Hudson claimed an empire of his own ; And from the time when, darting rival light, Vandyke and Rubens cheered our northern night, Those twin stars set, the Graces all had fled, Yet paused to hover o'er... | |
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To make the gentle KNELLER all their care : But ne'er with smiles to gaudy VERRIO turn'd, No happy incense on his altars burn'd... 
