 To smite thy votaries, and spurn thy law ; And yet hopes pleasure from two radiant eyes, Which look as they were lighted up for thee ! Shall he enjoy thy paradise below ? Blast the bold thought, and curse him with her charms.  The two Cosmos - Page 160by Cosmos - 1861Full view - About this book
 | Edward Young - 1767 - 308 pages
...her charms. — • But fee the melancholy Lover come's. Enter Don CARLOS. CARLOS. Hope, thou haft told me lies from day to day, For more than twenty years ; vile promifer ! None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wife; and I want fool enough, To fmile in... | |
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...her charms.— But fee the melancholy Lover comes. • Enter Doit CARLOS. CARLOS. ' Hope, thou haft told me lies from day to day, For more than twenty years ; vile promifer ! None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wife ; and I want fool enough, To fmile... | |
 | Edward Young - 1802 - 416 pages
...thought, and curse him with her charms.— But see the melancholy Lover comes. Enter Don CARLOS. CARLOS. Hope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For...None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise ; and I want fool enough, To smile in vanities, and hug a shadow; Nor have I wisdom to elaborate An... | |
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...curse him with her charms.— But see the melancholy Lover comes. .' . '. Enter Don CARLOS. CARLOS. Hope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For...None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise; and I want fool enough, To smile in vanities, and hug a shadow ; Nor have I wisdom to elaborate An... | |
 | 1804 - 516 pages
...thought, and curse him with her charms ! But see, the melancholy lover comes. Enter Don CARLOS. Car. Hope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For...None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise; and I wasn't fool enough To smile in vanities, and hug a shadow ; Nor have I wisdom to elaborate An... | |
 | 1804 - 486 pages
...thought, and curse him with her charms ! But see, the melancholy lover comes. Enter Don CARLOS. Car. Hope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For...None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise ; and I wasn't fool enough To smile in vanities, and hug a shadow ; Nor have I wisdom to elaborate... | |
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...her charms ! But see, the melancholy lover comes. Enter Don CARLOS. Car. Hope, thou hast told me lie* from day to day, For more than twenty years ; vile...None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise; and I wasn't fool enough To smile in vanities, and hug a shadow ; Nor have I wisdom to elaborate An... | |
 | 1804 - 266 pages
...thonght, and curse him with her But see, the melancholy lover conies. [charms! Enter Don CARLOS. Car. Hope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For more than twenty years ; vile promisor ! None here are happy, hut the very fool, Or very wise ; and I wasn't fool enongh To smile... | |
 | 1804 - 510 pages
...and curse. him with her charms ! But see, the melancholy lover comes. Enter Don CARLOS. Car. IIope, thou hast told me lies from day to day, For more than twenty years ; vile promisor ! None here are happy, but the very fool, Or very wise ; and I wasn't fool enough To smile... | |
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