...urbanity, comeliness, and all that was consummately polished, delectable, and debonair. =•i-*.. " They taste of death that do at heaven arrive, But...friend Sir George Etherege for putting these words into tbe mouth of Dorimant, for they have furnished me with a most appropriate greeting at all times, and...

...insertion. A poem of Waller's on Lady Carlisle's bedchamber, commences with the following happy couplet : They taste of death that do at Heaven arrive, But we this paradise approach alive. deserted the gay and refined society in which she had basked from her childhood, to become the companion...

...insertion. A poem of Waller's on Lady Carlisle's bedchamber, commences with the following happy couplet: They taste of death that do at heaven arrive, But we this paradise approach alive. How strange nre the anomalies of the human mind! This frivolous lady, worldly, beautiful, and unprincipled,...

...neither aids thy fancy nor thy sight, So ill thou rhym'st against so fair a light. OF HEE CHAMBER. THEY taste of death that do at heaven arrive; But we this paradise approach alive. Instead of death, the dart of love does strike, And renders all within these walls alike. The high...

...poem of Waller's, on Lady Carlisle's bed-chamber, commences with the following happy couplet : — ' ' They taste of death that do at Heaven arrive, But we this jraradise approach alive." How strange are the anomalies of the human mind ! Rich, witty, beautiful,...

...neither aids thy fancy nor thy sight, So ill thou rhym'st against so fair a light. OF HER CHAMBER. THEY taste of death that do at heaven arrive ; But we this paradise approach alive. Instead of death, the dart of love does strike, And renders all within these walls alike. The high...

...yielding, that he betrays himself in the lines to this Circe, celebrative ' Of Her Chamber : ' — THEY taste of death that do at Heaven arrive ; But we this paradise approach alive. Instead of DEATH, the dart of LOVE does strike And renders all within these walls alike. The high in...

...tempests cease, Was in that storm to have so calm a peace. THE COUNTESS OF CARLISLE OF HER CHAMBER THEY taste of death, that do at heaven arrive; But we this paradise approach alive. Instead of Death, the dart of Love does strike: And renders all within these walls alike; The high...

...tempests cease, Was in that storm to have so calm a peace. THE COUNTESS OF CARLISLE OF HER CHAMBER THEY taste of death, that do at heaven arrive; But we this paradise approach alive. Instead of Death, the dart of Love does strike : And renders all within these walls alike; The high...

...insertion. A poem of Waller's, on Lady Carlisle's bedchamber, commences with the following happy couplet: " They taste of death that do at heaven arrive, But we this paradise approach alive." How strange are the anomalies of the human mind ! Rich, witty, beautiful, and high-born, this frivolous...