Book-Verse; An Anthology of Poems of Books And Bookmen From the Earliest Times to Recent Years
Book-Verse; An Anthology of Poems of Books And Bookmen From the Earliest Times to Recent Years
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Absolves the rhannrls, but condenms their springs; The subtile nerves, that shun the doctor's eye.
Escape no more his subtler theory ; The vital heat, that warms the Ubouring heart, licnds a fiur system to these sons of art ; Digitized by Google Tlu Libmty. in The vital air, a pure and rabtHe stream, Serves a foundadon for an airy scheme, Assbts the doctor and supports his dream.
Some have their fevourite ills, and eadi disease Is but a younger branch that kills from these ; One to the gotit co...ntracts all human pain ; He views it raging in the frantic brain ; Finds it in fevers all his efforts mar, And sees it lurking in the cold catarrh : Bilious by some, by others nervous seen, Rage the fitntastic demons of the spleen ; And every symptom of the strange disease With every system of the sage agrees.
Ye frigid tribe, on whom I wasted long The tedious hours, and ne'er indulged in song ; Ye fii^ seducers of my easy heart.
Who promised knowledge ye could not impart ; Ye dull deluders, truth's destructive foes ; Ye sons of fiction, clad in stupid prose ; Ye treacherous leaders, who, yourselves in doubt, Light up fidse fires, and send us fu about ^^ Still may yon spider round your pages spin, Subtile and slow, her emblematic gin t Buried in dust and lost in silence, dwell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Absolves the rhannrls, but condenms their springs; The subtile nerves, that shun the doctor's eye.
Escape no more his subtler theory ; The vital heat, that warms the Ubouring heart, licnds a fiur system to these sons of art ; Digitized by Google Tlu Libmty. in The vital air, a pure and rabtHe stream, Serves a foundadon for an airy scheme, Assbts the doctor and supports his dream.
Some have their fevourite ills, and eadi disease Is but a younger branch that kills from these ; One to the gotit co...ntracts all human pain ; He views it raging in the frantic brain ; Finds it in fevers all his efforts mar, And sees it lurking in the cold catarrh : Bilious by some, by others nervous seen, Rage the fitntastic demons of the spleen ; And every symptom of the strange disease With every system of the sage agrees.
Ye frigid tribe, on whom I wasted long The tedious hours, and ne'er indulged in song ; Ye fii^ seducers of my easy heart.
Who promised knowledge ye could not impart ; Ye dull deluders, truth's destructive foes ; Ye sons of fiction, clad in stupid prose ; Ye treacherous leaders, who, yourselves in doubt, Light up fidse fires, and send us fu about ^^ Still may yon spider round your pages spin, Subtile and slow, her emblematic gin t Buried in dust and lost in silence, dwell.
What to read after Book-Verse; An Anthology of Poems of Books And Bookmen From the Earliest Times to Recent Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W William Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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