Collectanea Thomas Carlyle 1821 1855
Collectanea Thomas Carlyle 1821 1855
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There, thro' vast regions rivers pour. Whose mid-way skiff scarce sees the shore; Which, rolling on in lordly pride. Give to the main their ample tide; And dauntless [?] then, with current strong. Impetuous, roaring, bear along. And still their sep'rate honours keep. In bold contention with the mighty deep. There broad-based mountains from the very sight Conceal in clouds their vasty height, 48 EXALTED CHARACTERS Whose frozen peaks, a vision rare, Above the girdling clouds rear'd far in upper a...ir, At times appear, and soothly seem To the far distant, up-cast eye. Like snowy watch-towers of the sky, — Like passing visions of a dream. There forests grand of olden birth, O'ercanopy the darken'd earth. Whose trees, growth of unreckon'd time. Rear o'er whole regions far and wide A chequer'd dome of lofty pride Silent, solemn, and sublime, — A pillar'd lab'rinth, in whose trackless gloom, Unguided feet might stray till close of mortal doom. There grassy plains of verdant green Spread far beyond man's ken are seen, Whose darker bushy spots that lie Strewed o'er the level vast, descry Admiring strangers, from the brow Of hill or upland steep, and show, Like a calm ocean's peaceful isles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There, thro' vast regions rivers pour. Whose mid-way skiff scarce sees the shore; Which, rolling on in lordly pride. Give to the main their ample tide; And dauntless [?] then, with current strong. Impetuous, roaring, bear along. And still their sep'rate honours keep. In bold contention with the mighty deep. There broad-based mountains from the very sight Conceal in clouds their vasty height, 48 EXALTED CHARACTERS Whose frozen peaks, a vision rare, Above the girdling clouds rear'd far in upper a...ir, At times appear, and soothly seem To the far distant, up-cast eye. Like snowy watch-towers of the sky, — Like passing visions of a dream. There forests grand of olden birth, O'ercanopy the darken'd earth. Whose trees, growth of unreckon'd time. Rear o'er whole regions far and wide A chequer'd dome of lofty pride Silent, solemn, and sublime, — A pillar'd lab'rinth, in whose trackless gloom, Unguided feet might stray till close of mortal doom. There grassy plains of verdant green Spread far beyond man's ken are seen, Whose darker bushy spots that lie Strewed o'er the level vast, descry Admiring strangers, from the brow Of hill or upland steep, and show, Like a calm ocean's peaceful isles.
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