Contributions to the Edinburgh Review
Contributions to the Edinburgh Review
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What a still- [Goes to an open lattice* And what a contrast with the scene I leli.
Where the tall torches* ghire, and silver lamps' More pallid gleam, along the tapestried walls, Spread over the reluctant ^loom which haunts Those vast and dimly-latticed galleries A dazzling mass of artificial light, [&e.
Which show'd all things, but nothing as they were', The music, and the banquet, and the wine — The garlands, the rose odours, and the ilower»— The sparkling eyes and flashing ornaments — The wh...ite arms and the raven hair— the braids And bracelets ; ewanlike bosoms, and the necklace, An India in itself, yet dazzlins not The eye like what it circled ; the thin robes Floating like li|[ht clouds 'twixi our gaze and heaven' The many-twinkling feet, so smalland sylphlike, Sujgffesting the more secret symmetry Ofine fair forms which terminate so well !
All the delusion of the dizzy scene.
Its false and true enchantments — art and nature.
Which swam before my giddy eyes, that drank The sight of beauty as the parched pilp^nm's On Arab sands the false mirage, which offers A lucid lake to his eluded thirst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a still- [Goes to an open lattice* And what a contrast with the scene I leli.
Where the tall torches* ghire, and silver lamps' More pallid gleam, along the tapestried walls, Spread over the reluctant ^loom which haunts Those vast and dimly-latticed galleries A dazzling mass of artificial light, [&e.
Which show'd all things, but nothing as they were', The music, and the banquet, and the wine — The garlands, the rose odours, and the ilower»— The sparkling eyes and flashing ornaments — The wh...ite arms and the raven hair— the braids And bracelets ; ewanlike bosoms, and the necklace, An India in itself, yet dazzlins not The eye like what it circled ; the thin robes Floating like li|[ht clouds 'twixi our gaze and heaven' The many-twinkling feet, so smalland sylphlike, Sujgffesting the more secret symmetry Ofine fair forms which terminate so well !
All the delusion of the dizzy scene.
Its false and true enchantments — art and nature.
Which swam before my giddy eyes, that drank The sight of beauty as the parched pilp^nm's On Arab sands the false mirage, which offers A lucid lake to his eluded thirst.
What to read after Contributions to the Edinburgh Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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