East And West a Poem
East And West a Poem
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W LXXXVI.
He who that sight observes can never cease These grand results of Industry t' admire ; These are thy glorious triumphs heav'nly Peace, No share in these had War's destructive fire; Ah ! would that views like these should rule the World, And War's c; rim giant from his throne were hurl'd.
23 LXXXVII.
Adieu ! Malaya's bright and sunny land, Since last they touch'd t!iy shores my waml'ring feet Have trod the soil of many a distant strand, But 'midst them all not one has seeni'd to greet ...My first approach with such bewitching smiles, As thy e'er verdant coasts and neighb'ring isles.
LXXXViir.
He who is voy'ging on the China Seas When the revolving year is on the vvane.
Possesses not a bosom well at ease, For at such times Ty-foongs . Ire wont to reign Throun'hout their bounds; /know their awful force, But will not of such matters here discourse.
LXXXIX.
For since a voy'ge at sea is dry enough, Despite the vvat'ry waste o'er which you sail.
And we met not with tempests very rough, With storms I will not interlard my tale, But beg my reader will so courteous be As to suppose we pass'd some days at sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W LXXXVI.
He who that sight observes can never cease These grand results of Industry t' admire ; These are thy glorious triumphs heav'nly Peace, No share in these had War's destructive fire; Ah ! would that views like these should rule the World, And War's c; rim giant from his throne were hurl'd.
23 LXXXVII.
Adieu ! Malaya's bright and sunny land, Since last they touch'd t!iy shores my waml'ring feet Have trod the soil of many a distant strand, But 'midst them all not one has seeni'd to greet ...My first approach with such bewitching smiles, As thy e'er verdant coasts and neighb'ring isles.
LXXXViir.
He who is voy'ging on the China Seas When the revolving year is on the vvane.
Possesses not a bosom well at ease, For at such times Ty-foongs . Ire wont to reign Throun'hout their bounds; /know their awful force, But will not of such matters here discourse.
LXXXIX.
For since a voy'ge at sea is dry enough, Despite the vvat'ry waste o'er which you sail.
And we met not with tempests very rough, With storms I will not interlard my tale, But beg my reader will so courteous be As to suppose we pass'd some days at sea.
What to read after East And West a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraham Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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