 | Homerus - 1721 - 324 pages
...of th« epithet nvtutti in this place, Some Some word thou would'ft have fpoke, which fadly My foul might keep, or utter with a tear; ' Which never, never could be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there ! , o Thus to her weeping maids (lie makes her... | |
 | Homer - 1760 - 346 pages
...why receiv'd not I thy loft command ?] Some word thou would'ft have {poke, which fadly dear, My foul might keep, or utter with a tear; Which never, never could be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft' repeated there ! Thus to her weeping maids fhe makes her moari;... | |
 | Homer - 1773 - 234 pages
...why receiv'd not 1 thy lad command .' Some word thou would'ft have fpoke, which, fadly dear, My foul might keep, or utter with a tear ; Which never, never could be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there. Thus to her weeping maids (he makes her moan... | |
 | Homerus, William Holwell - 1776 - 392 pages
...I thy laft command ? . ..! n' 'til 1 Some word thou would'ft have fpoke, which fadly dear, My foul might keep, or utter with a tear; Which never, never could .be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft' repeated there ! Thus to her weeping maids fhe makes her moan... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1779 - 392 pages
...receiv'd not I thy laft command ? 955 Some word thou would,' ft have fpoke, which, fadly dear, My foul might keep, or utter with a tear ; Which never, never could be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there ! Thus to her weeping maids (hc makes her moan:... | |
 | Homer - 1796 - 380 pages
...receiv'd not I thy laft command? 935 Some word thou would 'ft have fpoke, which fadly dear, My foul might keep, or utter with a tear; Which never, never could be loft in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft' repeated there ! Ver. 934. Why gaw'ji thou not to me thy dying... | |
 | Homerus - 1808 - 574 pages
...hand? And why receiv'd not I thy last command ? ff\5 Some word Hum wouldst havespoke, which ,sadlydesr, My soul might keep, or utter with a tear; Which never, never could he lost in air, f ix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there I Thus to her weeping maids she makes her... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 770 pages
...His parents many, but his consort more. Why gav'st thou not to me thy dying hand ? And why rccciv'd not I thy last command ? Some word thou would'st have spoke, which, sadly Mj soul might keep, or utter with a tear ; [dear, Which never, never could be lost in air, Fix'd in... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1822 - 344 pages
...His parents many, but his consort more. Why gav'st thou Hot to me thy dying hand ? And why receiv'd not I thy last command ? Some word thou would'st have...sadly dear, My soul might keep, or utter with a tear ; AVhich never, never could be lost in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there !" Thus to her... | |
 | Homer - 1822 - 342 pages
...His parents many, but his consort more. Why gav'st thou not to me thy dying hand ? And why receiv'd not I thy last command .' Some word thou would'st...sadly dear, My soul might keep, or utter with a tear ; AVhich never, never could be lost in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there !" Thus to her... | |
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Some word thou would'st have spoke, which, sadly dear, My soul might keep, or utter with a tear; Which never, never could be lost in air, Fix'd in my heart, and oft repeated there! 
