A Poetical Epistle to Christopher Anstey Esq On the English Poets Chiefly Th
A Poetical Epistle to Christopher Anstey Esq On the English Poets Chiefly Th
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Not Pindar ibars On bolder wing But hark ! what means that bell At this ftill hour flow riling on mine ear? It is the voice of death f. Even while I write, Cold icy dew-drops chill thy languid limbs, And life's fhort date is out. From thefe high fpires, Reft to thy cares, and mercy to thy foul !
Return, my Mufe ; thy wild, unfetter'd. Ftrains, , a / v Suit not the mournful dirge. Rhyme tunes the pipe Of querulous elegy ; 'tis rhyme confines The lawlefs numbers of the lyric fong. Who fhall deny ... the quick-retorted found Tofatire, when with this he points her fcorn, Darts her fharp fhaft, and whets her venom'd fang ? Pent in the clofe of fome ftrong period ftands The victim's blafted name : The kindred note Firft ftamps it on the ear ; then oft recalls To memory, what were better wrapt at once In dark oblivion, Still unrivall'd here POPE I '5 POPE thro his rich dominion reigns alone : POPE, whofe immortal ftrains Thames ecchoes yet Thro all his winding banks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not Pindar ibars On bolder wing But hark ! what means that bell At this ftill hour flow riling on mine ear? It is the voice of death f. Even while I write, Cold icy dew-drops chill thy languid limbs, And life's fhort date is out. From thefe high fpires,
Return, my Mufe ; thy wild, unfetter'd. Ftrains, , a / v Suit not the mournful dirge. Rhyme tunes the pipe Of querulous elegy ; 'tis rhyme confines The lawlefs numbers of the lyric fong. Who fhall deny
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