 | Francis Fawkes - English poetry - 1763 - 276 pages
...age ; No more her groves by facred feet are trod, Each Attic Grace has left the lov'd abode. Fallen is fair Greece ! by luxury's pleafing bane Seduc'd, fhe drags a barbarous foreign chain. Britannia watch ! O trim thy withering bays, Remember thou haft rivall'd Grxcia's praife, Great Nurfe... | |
 | Thomas Warton - College verse - 1764 - 228 pages
...warms. Lo .' the ftern Turk, with more than Vandal Rage, Has blafted all the Wreaths of ancient Age : No more her Groves by Fancy's Feet are trod, Each...Bane Seduc'd, fhe drags a barbarous foreign Chain. Britannia watch ! O trim thy withering Bays, Remember thou haft rivall'd Grecian Praife, Great Nurfe... | |
 | Thomas Warton - College verse - 1764 - 222 pages
...warms. Lp .' the ftern Turk, with more than ^/znoWRage, Has blafted all the Wreaths of ancient Age : No more her Groves by Fancy's Feet are trod, Each...abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleafing Banei Seduc'd, me drags a barbarous foreign Chain. Britannia watch ! O trim thy withering Bays, Remember... | |
 | Oxford sausage - 1766 - 196 pages
...! the ftern Turk, with more than Vandal Rage, Has blafted all the Wreaths of ancient Age : .'. • No more her Groves by Fancy's Feet are trod, Each...the lov'd abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleafmg Bane Seduc'd, fhe drags a barbarous foreign Chain. Britannia watch ! O trim thy withering Bay»;... | |
 | Thomas Warton - College verse, English - 1772 - 266 pages
...warms. Lo ! the ftern Turk , with more than Vandal Rage, Has blafted all the Wreaths of ancient Age : No more her Groves by Fancy's Feet are trod, Each...is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleafing Bane Seduc'd, me drags a barbarous foreign Chain. Britannia watch ! O trim thy withering Bays, Remember thou haft... | |
 | English poetry - 1781 - 512 pages
...rage, Has blafted all the bays of ancient age : No more her groves by facred feet are trod, Each Attick Grace has left the lov'd abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleafmg bane Seduc'd, (he drags a barb'rous foreign chain. Britannia, watch ! O trim thy with'ring... | |
 | English poetry - 1789 - 228 pages
...warms. Lo ! the stern Turk, with more than Vandal rage, Has blasted all the wreaths of ancient age : No more her groves by Fancy's feet are trod, Each...has left the lov'd abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxry's pleasing bane Seduc'd, she drags a barbarous foreign chain. Britannia, watch ! O trim thy withering... | |
 | Thomas Warton - English poetry - 1802 - 396 pages
...Imagination, i. 585. V. 192. Hoar Plato walks his oliv'd Academe.] From Par. Reg. iv. 344 : t 177 ] Yet ah ! no more the land of arts and arms Delights...is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleafing bane Seduc'd, me drags a barbarous foreign chain. 200 Britannia, watch ! O trim thy withering bays, Remember thou... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - English poetry - 1822 - 446 pages
...warms. Lo the stern Turk, with more than Vandal rage, Has blasted all the wreaths of ancient age ; No more her groves by Fancy's feet are trod, Each...the lov'd abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleasing bane Seduc'd, she drags a barbarous foreign chain. Britannia, watch ! O trim thy withering... | |
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Has blasted all the wreaths of ancient age ; No more her groves by Fancy's feet are trod, Each Attic grace has left the lov'd abode. Fall'n is fair Greece ! by Luxury's pleasing bane Seduc'd, she drags a barbarous foreign chain. 
