Change a Poem Pronounced At Roxbury
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Who hath not paused, astonished and amazed, And long in silence on the portent gazed ; And mused, and wondered that so large a space Should hold in all its bulk but one small face ?
Once hoops swelled stately from the fair one's side, And rows of ruffs stood forth in well-starched priile, And spangles glittered o'er like drops of rain, And pages bore behind tlie flowing train ; Like those strange sheep veracious travellers flnil, Who drag their tails on carriages behind. * With rapid course the... speeding fashions fly. As clouds drive fleetly o'er a wintry sky ; And Beauty takes, at her all varying call. Each Proteus form, and triumphs in them all. Now sprinkled o'er with flowers and ribbons gay, As if some ^reen-house bed had walked awav — *For an account of these Turkish sheep " wliose tails are encumbered with an incredible load of fat" (which is upcd by the Turks for butter) which tails " weigh 20, 30. And often 40 lbs, " and are therefore supporlid " on two wlieeied charriagcd contrived for the purpopc" lo wlmb ilie animal is harnessed, see A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who hath not paused, astonished and amazed, And long in silence on the portent gazed ; And mused, and wondered that so large a space Should hold in all its bulk but one small face ?
Once hoops swelled stately from the fair one's side, And rows of ruffs stood forth in well-starched priile, And spangles glittered o'er like drops of rain, And pages bore behind tlie flowing train ; Like those strange sheep veracious travellers flnil, Who drag their tails on carriages behind. * With rapid course the... speeding fashions fly. As clouds drive fleetly o'er a wintry sky ; And Beauty takes, at her all varying call. Each Proteus form, and triumphs in them all. Now sprinkled o'er with flowers and ribbons gay, As if some ^reen-house bed had walked awav — *For an account of these Turkish sheep " wliose tails are encumbered with an incredible load of fat" (which is upcd by the Turks for butter) which tails " weigh 20, 30. And often 40 lbs, " and are therefore supporlid " on two wlieeied charriagcd contrived for the purpopc" lo wlmb ilie animal is harnessed, see A.
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