 | Beilby Porteus (bp. of London.) - Death - 1759 - 60 pages
...fame raih hand That pluck 'd in evil hour the fatal fruit Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loofe Sin And Death and all the family of Pain To prey upon Mankind. — Young Nature iaw The monftrous crew, and ihook thro' all her frame. ' Then fled her new-born luftre, then began... | |
 | University of Cambridge - College verse - 1772 - 352 pages
...fame rafh hand That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loofe Sin And Death and all the family of Pain | To prey upon Mankind. Young I-Tature faw The monftrous crew, and fhook through all her frame. Then fled her new-born luftre, then... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - English poetry - 1791 - 966 pages
...fame rafh hand, That pluck'il in evil hour the fatal fruit, I'nbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loofe the fops envy, and the ladies ftare ! . Honour forbid ! at whofc unrivall'd m faw The monftrouscre\v,andfliookthro'all her frame. Then fled her new-born luftre, then began Heaven's... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - Conduct of life - 1791 - 510 pages
...Mankind. Young Nature faw Thcmonftrous crew,and fiiook thro'all her frame. Then fled her new-born luftrc, then began Heaven's cheerful face to lowr, then vapours choak'd The troubled air, and ferm'da veil of clouds To hide the willing Sun. The earth, convuls'd With painful throes, threw forth... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - English poetry - 1796 - 574 pages
...fame ram hand, That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loóle Sin, And Death, and all the family of Pain, To prey upon Mankind. Young Nature faw The monftrous crew,and (hook thro' all her frame. Then fled her new-born lu'ftre, then began Heaven's... | |
 | Beilby Porteus - Death - 1803 - 68 pages
...undone The fairest of God's works. The same rash hand, 6 That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose Sin And...The monstrous crew, and shook thro' all her frame. 1 Then fled her new-born lustre, then began Heaven 14 Heaven's chearful face to low'r, then vapours... | |
 | Robert Blair - 1804 - 132 pages
...undone The fairest of God's works. The same rash hand, That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, . Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose Sin And...thro' all her frame. Then fled her new-born lustre, thetf began Heaven's cheerful face to low'r then vapours choak'ct The troubkd air, and form'da veil... | |
 | 1806 - 184 pages
...was undone The fairest of God's works. The same rash hand, That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose Sin And...The monstrous crew, and shook thro' all her frame. en fled her new-bom lustre, then began Heaven's cheerful face to lower, then vapors choak'd The trouhled... | |
 | College verse, English - 1808 - 348 pages
...pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose Sin 180139 100 DEATH. And Death and all the family of Pain To prey upon...mankind. Young Nature saw The monstrous crew, and shook through all her frame. Then fled her new-born lustre, then began Heaven's chearful face to low'r, then... | |
 | Beilby Porteus - Apologetics - 1808 - 162 pages
...undone The fairest of GOD'S works. — The same rash hand, That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose Sin, And Death, and all ihe family of Pain, To prey upon Mankind.— Young Nature saw The monstrous crew, and shook through... | |
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Twixt him and death, the test of his obedience, Urg'd on by wanton curiosity, He broke. There in one moment was undone The fairest of God's works. The same rash hand That pluck'd in evil hour the fatal fruit, Unbarr'd the gates of Hell, and let loose... 
