 To be present at all the adventures to which human life is exposed, to administer slumber to thy eyelids in the agonies of a fever, to cover thy beloved face in the day of battle, to go with thee a guardian angel incapable of wound or pain, where I have...  Strathallan - Page 242by Alicia Lefanu - 1816Full view - About this book
 | 1726 - 350 pages
...Fever, to cover thy « beloved Face in Day of Battel, to go with theer* « Guard, an Angel ir.capjbl; of Wound or Pain, where I ' have longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful Wo• man: Theft, my Dear, are the Thoughts with which « I warm my poor languid Heart; but hdeed I... | |
 | 1729 - 332 pages
...Slumber to thy Eyelids in the Agpniesof a- Fever, to cover thy beloved Face in the Day of Eattel, to, go with thee a Guardian Angel incapable of Wound or...longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful Woman : Thefe, my Dear, are the Thoughts with whichI warm my poor languid Heart; but indeed I am not capable... | |
 | 1739 - 336 pages
...' to thy Eyelids in the Agonies of a Fever, to cover thy • beloved Face in the Day of Battle, to go with thee a ' Guardian Angel incapable of Wound...have longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful Wo' man : Thefe, my Dear, are the Thoughts with which • I warm my poor languid Heart ; but indeed... | |
 | English letters - 1755 - 318 pages
...Slumber to thy Eye-lids in the Agonies of a Fever ; to cover thy beloved Face in the Day of Battle ; to go with thee a guardian Angel, incapable of Wound...longed to attend thee, when a weak, a fearful Woman. Thefe, my Dear, are the Thoughts with which I warm my poor languid Heart ; but indeed 1 am not capable,... | |
 | English secretary - 1772 - 268 pages
...Slumber to the Eye-lids in the Agonies of a Fever; to cover thy beloved Face in the Day of Battle ; to go with thee a Guardian Angel, incapable of Wound or Pain, where l have longed to attend thee, when a weak, a fearful Woman. Thefe, my Dear, are the Thoughts with wine... | |
 | 1778 - 264 pages
...flumber to thy eyelids in the agonies of a fever ; to cover thy beloved face in the day of battle ; to go with. thee a guardian angel, incapable of wound...longed to attend thee when.. a weak, a fearful, woman. Thefe, my dear, areT 2 the thoughts with which I warm my poor languid heart ; but, indeed, 1 am not... | |
 | 1786 - 694 pages
...thy beloved face in the day of battle, to go with the« a guardian angel, incapable of wound or pam, where I have longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful woman : thefe, mr dear, are the thoughts with which I warm my poor languid heart; but indeed I am not capable... | |
 | 1789 - 276 pages
...flumber to thy eye-lids in the agonies of a fever; to cover thy beloved face in the day of battle ; to go with thee a guardian angel, incapable of wound or pain, where 1 have longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful woman. Thefe, my dear, are the thoughts with which... | |
 | 1794 - 450 pages
...slumber to thy eyelids in the agonies of a fever, to cover thy beloved face in the day of battle, to go with thee a guardian angel incapable of wound or pain, where I have longed * Col. RIVERS. longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful woman : these, my dear, are the thoughts... | |
 | Joseph Addison - English imprints - 1801 - 364 pages
...ilumber to thy eyelids in the agonies of a fever, to cover thy beloved face in the day of battle, to go with thee a guardian angel, incapable of wound...longed to attend thee when a weak, a fearful woman : Thefe, my dear, are the Thoughts with which I warm my poor languid 'rV&iT1 ; but indeed I am not... | |
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