A Visit to Norwich a Poem in Two Cantos
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And solemn darkIlei^s now succeeds the light. Kind heav*n refresh me with a calm repose, With balmy sleep my heavy eye-lids close.
Oh God ! whoform'd acute the human heart. To feel delight or misery ^s keen smart, Thou awful God, thou only one o'er Kings, For all th' endearing joys this Visit brings, To us poor mortals let us speak thy fame, In pious praises to thy mighty name ; Yet, Oh what speech can thy vast powers exprest j Mj heart shall muse them and thy mercies bless !
End of the pat Can...lo^ O Mornitigt ^mm VISIT TO NORWICH, Canto 2nd^ ARGUMENT.
Morningi — Rustic Lovers, — The Ploughman y-^ Thorpe. Bakers* Horns, — -The Wearer, CoW' Cross, (a Tale, ) — Octagon Chapel^-^Ranelagh Gxir^ dens* — Conclusion, , . ■ NOW Sol's brigftf I'ays aal)>hlfilfoi^^iri^, And tbe sVveet Lark does chaunt its minstrelsy^ Ye sluggards waste not the deligh
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And solemn darkIlei^s now succeeds the light. Kind heav*n refresh me with a calm repose, With balmy sleep my heavy eye-lids close.
Oh God ! whoform'd acute the human heart. To feel delight or misery ^s keen smart, Thou awful God, thou only one o'er Kings, For all th' endearing joys this Visit brings, To us poor mortals let us speak thy fame, In pious praises to thy mighty name ; Yet, Oh what speech can thy vast powers exprest j Mj heart shall muse them and thy mercies bless !
End of the pat Can...lo^ O Mornitigt ^mm VISIT TO NORWICH, Canto 2nd^ ARGUMENT.
Morningi — Rustic Lovers, — The Ploughman y-^ Thorpe. Bakers* Horns, — -The Wearer, CoW' Cross, (a Tale, ) — Octagon Chapel^-^Ranelagh Gxir^ dens* — Conclusion, , . ■ NOW Sol's brigftf I'ays aal)>hlfilfoi^^iri^, And tbe sVveet Lark does chaunt its minstrelsy^ Ye sluggards waste not the deligh
What to read after A Visit to Norwich a Poem in Two Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lamb to read online
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