Lectures On Dryden
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The lively and picturesque prophecy of the catastrophe foreshows the adapter of Chaucer and of Boccaccio, authors with whom the concluding passage of the Preface shows that he was already familiar. The whole passage is too long to quote here ; the first few lines must suffice : — What should they do, beset with dangers round, No neighbouring dorp, no lodging to be found, But bleaky plains, and bare unhospitable ground?
The latter brood, who just began to fly, Sick-feather'd and unpractis'd in t...he sky.
For succour to their helpless mother call : She spread her wings ; some few beneath them crawl ; She spread them wider yet, but could not cover all.
To augment their woes, the winds began to move Debate in air for empty fields above, Till Boreas got the skies, and pour'd amain His rattling hailstones mix'd with snow and rain.
(in 610 fr. ) Some more politics follow, chiefly about the Anglican Test, and we have some very smart rhetoric from the Anglican on the Roman Catholic notion of a fair division.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lively and picturesque prophecy of the catastrophe foreshows the adapter of Chaucer and of Boccaccio, authors with whom the concluding passage of the Preface shows that he was already familiar. The whole passage is too long to quote here ; the first few lines must suffice : — What should they do, beset with dangers round, No neighbouring dorp, no lodging to be found, But bleaky plains, and bare unhospitable ground?
The latter brood, who just began to fly, Sick-feather'd and unpractis'd in t...he sky.
For succour to their helpless mother call : She spread her wings ; some few beneath them crawl ; She spread them wider yet, but could not cover all.
To augment their woes, the winds began to move Debate in air for empty fields above, Till Boreas got the skies, and pour'd amain His rattling hailstones mix'd with snow and rain.
(in 610 fr. ) Some more politics follow, chiefly about the Anglican Test, and we have some very smart rhetoric from the Anglican on the Roman Catholic notion of a fair division.
What to read after Lectures On Dryden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A W Arthur Woollgar Verrall to read onlineMoreLess
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