Leaves of Laurel Or New Probationary Odes for the Vacant Laureatship
Leaves of Laurel Or New Probationary Odes for the Vacant Laureatship
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I see thy Wells ; yet cannot see • ( Thine old Grimaldi — Ah ! the senior's gone, * ( And we are censur'd by his son alone. " Tis sad, at Sadler's Wells, that bards, that we, " Should strive for laurels with small honour worn : " And yet I know not, if by I — ch — 's bank " Greater my honour, or more high my rank : " Then should this water-scene of strife be borne j " Then should I droop o'er P — 's suburban bier, " And shed the tuneful tributary tear : " 1 will And oli ! if rivals throw me bac...k, " And snatch the bays — be mine the butt of sack !" * Alluding to the known story of" Alexander's Feast" having been composed by Dryden in. One night.
LEAVES OF LAUREL. 13 Grimaldi grew angry; but, just as he frown'd, From the judge a dry poet more sympathy found.
" With tatter'd Gown, and Hair that loosely flies, " Down Pinner Lanes the Muse of Monarchs hies ; " The Birth-day Muse has lost her darling Son, " For P — e, James P — e, the Poet Laureat's gone.
" The Village Hinds assemble round his Bier, " And Richard Wilkins sheds the tenderest Tear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I see thy Wells ; yet cannot see • ( Thine old Grimaldi — Ah ! the senior's gone, * ( And we are censur'd by his son alone. " Tis sad, at Sadler's Wells, that bards, that we, " Should strive for laurels with small honour worn : " And yet I know not, if by I — ch — 's bank " Greater my honour, or more high my rank : " Then should this water-scene of strife be borne j " Then should I droop o'er P — 's suburban bier, " And shed the tuneful tributary tear : " 1 will And oli ! if rivals throw me bac...k, " And snatch the bays — be mine the butt of sack !" * Alluding to the known story of" Alexander's Feast" having been composed by Dryden in. One night.
LEAVES OF LAUREL. 13 Grimaldi grew angry; but, just as he frown'd, From the judge a dry poet more sympathy found.
" With tatter'd Gown, and Hair that loosely flies, " Down Pinner Lanes the Muse of Monarchs hies ; " The Birth-day Muse has lost her darling Son, " For P — e, James P — e, the Poet Laureat's gone.
" The Village Hinds assemble round his Bier, " And Richard Wilkins sheds the tenderest Tear.
What to read after Leaves of Laurel Or New Probationary Odes for the Vacant Laureatship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Q Q to read onlineMoreLess
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