 Warwick to his care. Give him, she said, whate'er diviner grace Adorns the soul, or beautifies the face. Let manly constancy confirm his truth, And gentlest manners crown his blooming youth. Give him to fame, to virtue to aspire, Worthy our songs and...  The miscellaneous poetic works of E. Cummins - Page 60by Edward Cummins - 1808Full view - About this book
 | Alexander Chalmers - English poetry - 1810 - 612 pages
...his blooming youth. Give him to fame, to virtue to aspire, Worthy our songs and thy informing fire: All various praise, all honours let him prove, Let...sighing virgins love: With honest zeal inflame his generous mind, To love his country, and protect mankind." Attentive to her prayer, the god reply'd,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - English poetry - 1810 - 620 pages
...fame, to virtue to aspire, Worthy our songs and thy informing fire: All various praise, all honours kt him prove, Let men admire, and sighing virgins love: With honest zeal inflame his generous mind, To love his country, anil protect mankind." Attentive to her prayer, the god reply'd,... | |
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