Amwell a Descriptive Poem
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The words marked with inverted commas are part of a ttanza of Fanfhaw's.
91. Wotton's page ;] See Reliquiae Wottonians, where the author makes a particular mention of the garden of Sir Henry Faniliaw at Ware-Park, " as a delicate and dili- gent curiofity, " remarkable for the nice arrangement of its flowers.
B 2 Of Of ChadweWs azure pool. From Chadwell' 's pool To London's plains, the Cambrian artift brought His ample aqueduft ; fuppos'd a work Of matchlefs (kill, by thofe who ne'er had heard H...ow, from Frenejle's heights and Aria's banks, no By Tivoli, to Rome's imperial walls, On marble arches came the limpid ftore, And out of jafper rocks in bright cafcades With never ceafing murmur gufh'd j or how ?
To Lufttanian Ulyfsppo's towers, u* The filver current o'er Alcantara's vale Roll'd high in air, as ancient poets feign'd Eridanus to roll thro' Heaven : to thefe Not fordid lucre, but the honeft wifh Of future fame, or care for public weal, 120 Exiftence gave ; and unconfin'd as dew Falls from the hand of Evening on the fields, They flow'd for all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The words marked with inverted commas are part of a ttanza of Fanfhaw's.
91. Wotton's page ;] See Reliquiae Wottonians, where the author makes a particular mention of the garden of Sir Henry Faniliaw at Ware-Park, " as a delicate and dili- gent curiofity, " remarkable for the nice arrangement of its flowers.
B 2 Of Of ChadweWs azure pool. From Chadwell' 's pool To London's plains, the Cambrian artift brought His ample aqueduft ; fuppos'd a work Of matchlefs (kill, by thofe who ne'er had heard H...ow, from Frenejle's heights and Aria's banks, no By Tivoli, to Rome's imperial walls, On marble arches came the limpid ftore, And out of jafper rocks in bright cafcades With never ceafing murmur gufh'd j or how ?
To Lufttanian Ulyfsppo's towers, u* The filver current o'er Alcantara's vale Roll'd high in air, as ancient poets feign'd Eridanus to roll thro' Heaven : to thefe Not fordid lucre, but the honeft wifh Of future fame, or care for public weal, 120 Exiftence gave ; and unconfin'd as dew Falls from the hand of Evening on the fields, They flow'd for all.
What to read after Amwell a Descriptive Poem?
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