 | John Almon - 1784 - 422 trang
...Oft when his duty call'd, difeafe and pain. Strove to confine him, but they ftrove in vain t All moan his death, his virtues long they try'd, They knew...did his life attend, He had no foe, and Camden was hia friend. .COLWILMO T. YOU fiiou-k! call at his houfe, or fhoald fend him a card, Can Garrick alone... | |
 | John Almon - 1786 - 480 trang
...Oft when his duty call'd, difeafe and pain, Strove to confine him, but they ftrove in vain I All moan his death, his virtues long they try'd, They knew...his life attend, He had no foe, and Camden was his friend.16 COLCOLLOQJJIAL EPIGRAM.* WILMO T. YOU fhould call at his houfe, or feould fend him a. card,... | |
 | 1800 - 576 trang
...difeafe and pain Strove to confine him, but they ftrove in vaii? ; ДЦ moan his death, his virtues l;>ng they try'd, They knew not how they lov'd him till he dy'd ; Peculiar b.lefflngs did his life -attend, He had no foe-, and C^MDEN was his friend. p. GARRICK;. EPITAPH, in... | |
 | Select collection - 1806 - 262 trang
...Oft when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain ; All moan his death, his virtues long they try'd. They knew not how they lov'd him till he dy'd : Peculiar blessings did his life attend, He had no foe, and Camden was his friend. To the memory of SIGNOR FIDO,... | |
 | 1809 - 574 trang
...when his duty call'd, difeafe and pain Strove to confine him, but they ftrove in vain ; All moan hi? death, his virtues long they try'd, They knew not how they lov'd him till he dy'd ; - Peculiar bleflings did his life attend, . . He had no foe, and CAMDEN was his friend. D. GARRICK. | • ! i... | |
 | 1824 - 462 trang
...duty call'd, disenae and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain. All moan his death, hla virtues long they try'd. They knew not how they lov'd him till he died. Peculiar blessings did his life attend. He had no foe, and CAMDBN was his friend. 72. — On... | |
 | William Hone - 1827 - 858 trang
...unheeded at his door. Oft when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain. All mourn his death : his virtues long they try'd : They knew not how they lov'd him till he died. Peculiar blessings did his life attend : He had no foe, and Camdeu wa« his friend. NATURALISTS... | |
 | John Kendall - 1826 - 406 trang
...unheeded at his door ; Oft, when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain. All mourn his death ; his virtues long they try'd, They knew not how they lov'd him till he died ! It is the remark of a writer, that the richer people grow, the less money or time they have... | |
 | William Hone - 1830 - 868 trang
...unheeded at his door. Oft when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain. All mourn his death : his virtues long they try'd : They knew not how they lov'd him till he died. Peculiar blessings did his life attend : He had no foe, and Camden was his friend. NATURALISTS... | |
 | William Hone - 1837 - 874 trang
...unheeded at his door. Oft when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but they strove in vain. All mourn his death : his virtues long they try'd : They knew not how they lov'd him till he died. Peculiar blessings did his life attend : He had no foe, and Camden was his friend. NATURALISTS... | |
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Near half an age, with every good man's praise, Among his flock the shepherd passed his days ; The friend, the comfort, of the sick and poor, Want never knock'd unheeded at his door. Oft when his duty call'd, disease and pain Strove to confine him, but... 
