| 1793 - 524 pages
...throws his rider down. ,1 lilien'd then to their advice, And bought a colt— at no fmall price il A ftately fteed, that on the road Would proudly prance beneath his load, But this Bucephalus, again, jpiit my young family in pain ; Wlio cordially exprefs'd their fears, That I, a man advanc'd in years,... | |
| 1794 - 574 pages
...bought a colt — at no fmall price : A (lately ftced, that on the road Would proudly prance beneatl} his load. But this Bucephalus, again, Put my young...own dear neck, Should undertake a colt to break. You You are too wife, dear fir, I know To hazard thus your life for fhow; Rifle then no fubjcft for remorfe,... | |
| Books and bookselling - 1794 - 512 pages
...rider down. 1 liften'd then to their advice, And bought a colt — at no fmall price : A ftatcly ftted, that on the road Would proudly prance beneath his...in pain ; Who cordially exprefs'd their fears, That 1, a man advanc'd ifl years, Regardlefs of my own dear neck, Should undertake a colt to break, You... | |
| Patrick O'Kelly - Irish poetry - 1831 - 172 pages
...down. I listen'd then to their advice, And hought a colt — (at no small price :) A stately steed, that on the road Would proudly prance beneath his...again, Put my young family in pain ; Who cordially express'd their fears, That I, a man advanc'd in years, Regardless of my own dear neck, Should undertake... | |
| 1793 - 648 pages
...rider down. I liden'd then to their advice, And bought a colt — (at no fmall price :) A (lately deed, that on the road Would proudly prance beneath his...again, Put my young family in pain ; Who cordially exprels'd their fears, That I, a man advanc'd in years, Regardlefs of my own dear neck. Should undertake... | |
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