 | Jonathan Swift - 1744 - 416 pages
...you to a better State." O THEN, whatever Heav'a intends* Take Pity on your pitying Friends ; .':«.' Nor let your Ills affect your Mind, To fancy they can be unkind . Me, POEMS on feveral OCCASIONS; Me, furely Me, you ought to fpare, Who gladly would your SufPrings lhare... | |
 | Biography - 1762 - 560 pages
...birth- day, in 1726: " O, then, whatever heav'n intends, »* Take pity on your pitying friends : 11 Nor let your ills affect your mind, " To fancy they can be unkind ; " Me, furely, me you ought to fpare, " Who gladly would your fufferings fhare." It is faid the dean did at... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1768 - 338 pages
...guide you to a better ftate. •' O then, whatever heav'n intends* Take pity on your pitying friends 1 Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, furely mcj you ought to fpafe* Who gladly wou'd your fufFrings fhare j Or give my fcrap of life to... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1779 - 400 pages
...ftate. i '' B 1 - O ihW, O then, whatever Heaven intends, • . Take pity on your pitying friends ! Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, furely me, you ought to fpare, Who gladly would your fuffering fhare; Or give my fcrap of life to you,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1784 - 422 pages
...guide you to a better ftate. O then, whatever Heav'n intends, Take pity on your pitying friends ! 80 Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, furely me, you ought to fpare, Who gladly would your fuff'rings fhare ; Or give my fcrap of life to... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 466 pages
...And guide you to a better ftate. O then, whatever Heaven intends, Take pity on your pitying friends ! Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, furely me, you ought to fpare, Who gladly would your fuffering fhare $ Or give my fcrap of life to... | |
 | 1794 - 954 pages
...guide you to л better (late. 0 then, whatever Heaven intends, like pity on your pitying friends ! Ки let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, furely me, you ought to (pare, Sfao gladly wonld your fuflering ihare : (* give шу fcrap of life... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 456 pages
...And guide you to a better state O then, whatever Heaven intends, Take pity on your pitying friends ! Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they...surely me, you ought to spare, Who gladly would your suffering share ; Or give my scrap of life to you, And think it far beneath your due ; You, to whose... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1808 - 472 pages
...intends ! Take pity on your pitying friends. !' Nor let your ills affect yeur iniiul, To fancy they cau be unkind. Me, surely me, you ought to spare, Who gladly would your suffering share; Or give my scrap of life to you, And think it far beneath your due ; You, to whose... | |
 | British poets - English poetry - 1809 - 512 pages
...And guide you to a better state. O then, whatever Heav*n intends, Take pity on your pitying friends ; Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they...to spare, Who gladly would your sufferings share, Or give my scrap of life to you, And think it far beneath your due ; You to whose care so oft I owe... | |
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Heaven intends, Take pity on your pitying friends ! Nor let your ills affect your mind, To fancy they can be unkind. Me, surely me, you ought to spare, Who gladly would your suffering share ; Or give my scrap of life to you, And think it far beneath your... 
