Eighteen Hundred And Eleven
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Then kindles Fancy, then expands the heart, Then blow the flowers of Genius and of Art;Saints, Heroes, Sages, who the land adorn, Seem rather to descend than to be born;Whilst History, midst the rolls consigned to fame, With pen of adamant inscribes their name.
The Genius now forsakes the favoured shore, [19]And hates, capricious, what he loved before;Then empires fall to dust, then arts decay, And wasted realms enfeebled despots sway;Even Nature's changed; without his fostering smileOphir no g...old, no plenty yields the Nile;The thirsty sand absorbs the useless rill, And spotted plagues from putrid fens distill. In desert solitudes then Tadmor sleeps, Stern Marius then o'er fallen Carthage weeps;Then with enthusiast love the pilgrim rovesTo seek his footsteps in forsaken groves, Explores the fractured arch, the ruined tower, Those limbs disjointed of gigantic power;Still at each step he dreads the adder's sting, [20]The Arab's javelin, or the tiger's spring;With doubtful caution treads the echoing ground.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then kindles Fancy, then expands the heart, Then blow the flowers of Genius and of Art;Saints, Heroes, Sages, who the land adorn, Seem rather to descend than to be born;Whilst History, midst the rolls consigned to fame, With pen of adamant inscribes their name.
The Genius now forsakes the favoured shore, [19]And hates, capricious, what he loved before;Then empires fall to dust, then arts decay, And wasted realms enfeebled despots sway;Even Nature's changed; without his fostering smileOphir no g...old, no plenty yields the Nile;The thirsty sand absorbs the useless rill, And spotted plagues from putrid fens distill. In desert solitudes then Tadmor sleeps, Stern Marius then o'er fallen Carthage weeps;Then with enthusiast love the pilgrim rovesTo seek his footsteps in forsaken groves, Explores the fractured arch, the ruined tower, Those limbs disjointed of gigantic power;Still at each step he dreads the adder's sting, [20]The Arab's javelin, or the tiger's spring;With doubtful caution treads the echoing ground.
What to read after Eighteen Hundred And Eleven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbauld Anna Laetitia to read onlineMoreLess
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