...shall sweetly fill The thought sublime. " BY MANY WRONG'D, GAY BLOOM OF SONG, THOU YET ART INNOOENT OF WRONG: VIRTUE AND TRUTH TO THEE BELONG, VIRTUE...hadst full many a merry fit; And whether haply thou -halt sit With clown or peer, Never shall lingering honour quit Thy heart sincere." * Ever. So Milton...

...bards recorded still In tasteless rhyme ; For noble punch shall sweetly fill The thought sublime. " By MANY WRONG'D, GAY BLOOM OF SONG, THOU YET ART INNOCENT OF WRONG: VIRTUE AND TRUTH TO THEE BELONG, VIRTUB AND TRUTH; THOUGH PLEASURE LED THY STEP ALONG, AND TRAPP'D THY YOUTH. " With Baynham, social...

...tasteless rhyme; For noble punch shall sweetly fill The thought sublime. " BY MANY WRONG'D, GAY BLOOM OP SONG, THOU YET ART INNOCENT OF WRONG: VIRTUE AND TRUTH TO THEE BELONG, VIRTUB AND TRUTH; THOUGH PLEASURE LED THY STEP ALONG, AND TRAPP'D THY YOUTH. " With Baynham, social...

...pelf; Grim as the gallows When dunn'd by that obstreperous elf, False-scoring Alice. Long may'st thoii punch ambrosial swill, Drinking no water from that...Thou hadst full many a merry fit ; And whether haply tbou shalt sit With clown or peer, Never shall lingering honour quit Thy heart sincere. * So Fahtaff...

...belong, Virtue and truth; Though Pleasure led thy step along, And trapp'd thy youth. 30 With Baynham,5 social spring of wit, Thou hadst full many a merry fit, And whether haply thou shall sit With clown or peer, Never shall lingering honour quit Thy heart sincere. Ode to the Collegians'...

...quarters : Wouns ! What a sicht to see thy knee rub 'Gainst saints and martyrs! After which, hear this: " By many wrong'd, Gay Bloom of Song, Thou yet art innocent...Pleasure led thy step along, And trapp'd thy youth." Now the vindications of this last stanza are by no means ironic. This dreadful young person was sincere...