Haverhill the Market Town And Other Poems
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See the learned hobby too, as some relate, That opes to curious minds the book of fate. Points out the nymph by faithless man betrayed, Or her whom angry stars have doomed to die a maid. Make way, ye smiling crowds, those fifes and drums Proclaim the gay Eecruiting Sergeant comes, With measured step he boldly strides along, The gaze and wonder of the village throng. While brandishing the burnished blade on high. He views the crowd with supercilious eye ; No chief returned from glory's tented pl...ain. Though honour rank him with her titled train. Though glory for his brow her wreaths prepare, Assumes such state or moves with such an air. But mark ! when lucre prompts, he can unbend, And treat each humble stranger as a friend ; 70 THE MARKET TOWN.
With graceful ease can happy freedoms take, Give each rough hand the frank and hearty shake Troll the light catch, and tell the frolic tale, And freely push about the mantling ale. Won by his lures, some youth devoid of art, Unmindful of a maiden's aching heart, Eegardless of a father's manly sigh, Or the big drops that drown a mother's eye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See the learned hobby too, as some relate, That opes to curious minds the book of fate. Points out the nymph by faithless man betrayed, Or her whom angry stars have doomed to die a maid. Make way, ye smiling crowds, those fifes and drums Proclaim the gay Eecruiting Sergeant comes, With measured step he boldly strides along, The gaze and wonder of the village throng. While brandishing the burnished blade on high. He views the crowd with supercilious eye ; No chief returned from glory's tented pl...ain. Though honour rank him with her titled train. Though glory for his brow her wreaths prepare, Assumes such state or moves with such an air. But mark ! when lucre prompts, he can unbend, And treat each humble stranger as a friend ; 70 THE MARKET TOWN.
With graceful ease can happy freedoms take, Give each rough hand the frank and hearty shake Troll the light catch, and tell the frolic tale, And freely push about the mantling ale. Won by his lures, some youth devoid of art, Unmindful of a maiden's aching heart, Eegardless of a father's manly sigh, Or the big drops that drown a mother's eye.
What to read after Haverhill the Market Town And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Webb to read onlineMoreLess
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