Juvenile Poems On Various Subjects. With the Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy
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Cleone.
Forgive my boldnefs, Madam, if I afk What chance firft gave you to Vonones' 1 pow'r?
Curiofity thou know'ft is of our fex.
EVANTHE.
That is a tafk will wake me to new forrows*, Yet thou attend, and I will tell thee all.
Arabia gave me birth, my father held Great Offices at Court, and was reputed P Brave, ii4 The PRINCE Brave, wife and loyal, by his Prince belov'd.
Oft has he led his conqu'ring troops, and forced From frowning viclory her awful honours.
In infancy I was his only treafure..., On me he wafted all his (lore of fondnefs.
Oh! I could tell thee of his wond'tous goodnefs, His more than * father's love and tendernefs.
But thou wouldft jeer, and fay the tale was trifling; So did he dote upon me, for in childhood My infant charms, and artlefs innocence Bleft his fond age, and won on ev'ry heart.
But, oh ! from this fprung ev'ry future ill, This fatal beauty was the fource of all.
Cleone.
Tis "often fo, for beauty is a flow'r That tempts the hand to pluck it.
Ev ANT PIE.
Full three times Has fcorching fummer fled from cold winter's Ruthlefs blalis, as oft again has fpring In fprightly youth dreft nature in her beauties, Since bathing in * Nipbates'' 'River ftream, Attended only by one fav'rite maid-, As we were fporting on the wanton waves, Swift from the wood a troop, of horfemen ruhYd, Rudely they feiz'd, and bore me trembling off, * The Tigris, la of PARTHIA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cleone.
Forgive my boldnefs, Madam, if I afk What chance firft gave you to Vonones' 1 pow'r?
Curiofity thou know'ft is of our fex.
EVANTHE.
That is a tafk will wake me to new forrows*, Yet thou attend, and I will tell thee all.
Arabia gave me birth, my father held Great Offices at Court, and was reputed P Brave, ii4 The PRINCE Brave, wife and loyal, by his Prince belov'd.
Oft has he led his conqu'ring troops, and forced From frowning viclory her awful honours.
In infancy I was his only treafure..., On me he wafted all his (lore of fondnefs.
Oh! I could tell thee of his wond'tous goodnefs, His more than * father's love and tendernefs.
But thou wouldft jeer, and fay the tale was trifling; So did he dote upon me, for in childhood My infant charms, and artlefs innocence Bleft his fond age, and won on ev'ry heart.
But, oh ! from this fprung ev'ry future ill, This fatal beauty was the fource of all.
Cleone.
Tis "often fo, for beauty is a flow'r That tempts the hand to pluck it.
Ev ANT PIE.
Full three times Has fcorching fummer fled from cold winter's Ruthlefs blalis, as oft again has fpring In fprightly youth dreft nature in her beauties, Since bathing in * Nipbates'' 'River ftream, Attended only by one fav'rite maid-, As we were fporting on the wanton waves, Swift from the wood a troop, of horfemen ruhYd, Rudely they feiz'd, and bore me trembling off, * The Tigris, la of PARTHIA.
What to read after Juvenile Poems On Various Subjects. With the Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godfrey Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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