 The milk-maid fafe thro' driving rains and fnows, Wrap'd in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes ; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but the filken fhoe, and trufts her bofom bare : The woolly drab, and Englifh broad-cloth warm, Guard...  Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse and Prose - Page 5by Soame Jenyns - 1770 - 452 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Soame Jenyns - Dance - 1729 - 74 pages
...Eyes. The woolly Drab, and Englifh Broad-cloth warm, Guard well theHorfeman from the beating Stormy But load the Dancer with too great a Weight, And call from ev'ry Pore a dewy Sweat ; Rather let him his active Limbs difplay In Camblet thin, or glofly Puddifway. Bat But... | |
 | Soame Jenyns - 1752 - 208 pages
...fafe thro' driving rains and fnows, \Vrap'd in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes ; While the folt Belle immur'd in velvet chair. Needs but the filken...from ev'ry pore the dewy fweat ; Rather let him his aftive limbs difplay jiycamblet thin, or glofly paduafoy, Let no unwieldy pride his fboulders prefs,... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1755 - 360 pages
...Whilft the foft Btlle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but the filken fhoe, and trafts her bofom bare 5 The woolly drab, and Englifh broad-cloth warm, Guard...And call from ev'ry pore the dewy fweat; Rather let hiln his aftive limbs difplay In camblet thin, or glofly paduafoy; Let no unwieldy pride his fhoulders... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1758 - 474 pages
...milk-maid fafe thro' driving rains and fnows, Wrap'd in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes ; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...weight, And call from ev'ry pore the dewy fweat ; Rather Rather let him his aftive limbs difplay In camblet thin, or glofly paduafoy, Let no unwieldy pride... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1765 - 412 pages
...milk-maid fafe through driving rains and fnows, Wrapt in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes ; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...the dancer with too great a weight, And call from every pore the dewy fweat; Rather let him his active limbs difplay In camblet thin, or gloffy paduafoy.... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1765 - 412 pages
...milk-maid fafe through driving rains and mows* Wrapt in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes j Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...Guard well the horfeman from the beating ftorm, But I5ut load the dancer with too great a weight, And call from every pore the dewy fweat ; Rather let... | |
 | English poetry - 1765 - 416 pages
...milk-maid fafe through driving rains and fnows, Wrapt in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...warm, Guard well the horfeman from the beating ftorm, And call from every pore the dewy fweat; Rather let him his active limbs difplay In camblet thin, or... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1770 - 376 pages
...milk-maid fafe through driving rains and fnows, Wrapt in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...fhoe, and trufts her bofom bare: The woolly drab, and Englifti broad-cloth warm,. Guard well the horfeman from the beating ftonn, Bat load the dancer with... | |
 | Walter Ruddiman - 1773 - 426 pages
...Whilft the foft belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but the fliken fhoe, and trufts her bofom barer The woolly drab, and Englifh broad-cloth warm, Guard...great a weight, And call from ev'ry pore the dewy fweatt S 3 Rather Rather let him his affive limbs difplay In camblet thin, or glofTy paduafoy : Let... | |
 | Robert Dodsley - English poetry - 1782 - 398 pages
...milk-maid fafe through driving rains and fnows, Wrapt in her cloak, and prop'd on pattens goes ; Whilft the foft Belle, immur'd in velvet chair, Needs but...broad-cloth warm, Guard well the horfeman from the beating ltorm, But load the dancer with too great a weight, And call from every pore the dewy fweat ; Rather... | |
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