An Elegy Written in An Empty Assembly Room
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And now convinc'd all human Pow'rs are vain, Alike the IRISH and the BRITISH Swain; dc An heav'nly Sponfe alone fhe deigns t' approve, And melts in Vifions of eternal Love. Far other Dreams my fenfiial Soul employ, While confcious Nature taftes unholy Joy : I view the Traces of experienc'd Charms, 70 And claip the Regimentals in my Arms.
i f The Title of a Book of Modern Devotion.
' B To To dream laft Night I clos'd my blubber'd Eyes ; Ye loft Illufions, dear Deceits arife : Alas ! no more ; me...thinks I wand ring go To diftant Quarters 'midft the Highland Snow, 7*5 To the dark Inn where never Wax-light burns, Where in finoak'd Tap'ftry faded DIDO mourns; To fbme Affembly in a Country Town, And meet the Colonel in a Parfbn's Gown I ftart Ifhriek - 80 O ! could I on my waking Brain impoie, Or but forget at leaft my prefent Woes !
Forget 'em- how! each rattling Coach fuggefts The loath'd Ideas of the crowding Guefts. To vifit were to publifh my Diigrace ; 85 To meet the Spleen in ev'ry other Place > To join old Maids and Dowagers forlorn ; And be at once their Comfort and their Scorn I For ( II ) For once to read with this diftemper'd Brain, Ev'n modern Novels lend their Aid in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now convinc'd all human Pow'rs are vain, Alike the IRISH and the BRITISH Swain; dc An heav'nly Sponfe alone fhe deigns t' approve, And melts in Vifions of eternal Love. Far other Dreams my fenfiial Soul employ, While confcious Nature taftes unholy Joy : I view the Traces of experienc'd Charms, 70 And claip the Regimentals in my Arms.
i f The Title of a Book of Modern Devotion.
' B To To dream laft Night I clos'd my blubber'd Eyes ; Ye loft Illufions, dear Deceits arife : Alas ! no more ; me...thinks I wand ring go To diftant Quarters 'midft the Highland Snow, 7*5 To the dark Inn where never Wax-light burns, Where in finoak'd Tap'ftry faded DIDO mourns; To fbme Affembly in a Country Town, And meet the Colonel in a Parfbn's Gown I ftart Ifhriek - 80 O ! could I on my waking Brain impoie, Or but forget at leaft my prefent Woes !
Forget 'em- how! each rattling Coach fuggefts The loath'd Ideas of the crowding Guefts. To vifit were to publifh my Diigrace ; 85 To meet the Spleen in ev'ry other Place > To join old Maids and Dowagers forlorn ; And be at once their Comfort and their Scorn I For ( II ) For once to read with this diftemper'd Brain, Ev'n modern Novels lend their Aid in vain.
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