Letters And Essays in Prose And Verse
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Vice is not safely seen, though seen forewarn'd, Better unknown, than known but to be scorn'd : More wise in happy ignorance to remain, Than in the tranquil bosom nurse Disdain, And Hate, and Terror, passions all unblest, Unmeet to fill the sanctuary of the breast.
Fear is low born, but Hope of lii-li descent, Allied at once to Virtue and Content.
Ah! if we see no ami Us in X a tun'. - i Her gifts lose half their valur. All their r;! Trembling we take them, and with thankless mind, (Deaf to the... harmony, the beauty blind. ) Too oft revile the bounteous, blissful plan, And its great Author, in his image, Man.
Then be the Muse thy teacher, and thy guide, Nor heed the bigot's fear, the sage's pride, * In SUAKSPE ABB'S scenes, the unsullied mind nu Safe from its harms, the world's epitome ; May learn to fill ite duties, meet its en Enjoy its blessing, and escape its snares.
In life's gay glare, as in the solar bla. Confused and lost each mingling colour pla Opprest, the baffled eyeball turns away, \n discern the tints that form the day : * He that has read Shakspeare with attention, will per- haps find little new in the crowded world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vice is not safely seen, though seen forewarn'd, Better unknown, than known but to be scorn'd : More wise in happy ignorance to remain, Than in the tranquil bosom nurse Disdain, And Hate, and Terror, passions all unblest, Unmeet to fill the sanctuary of the breast.
Fear is low born, but Hope of lii-li descent, Allied at once to Virtue and Content.
Ah! if we see no ami Us in X a tun'. - i Her gifts lose half their valur. All their r;! Trembling we take them, and with thankless mind, (Deaf to the... harmony, the beauty blind. ) Too oft revile the bounteous, blissful plan, And its great Author, in his image, Man.
Then be the Muse thy teacher, and thy guide, Nor heed the bigot's fear, the sage's pride, * In SUAKSPE ABB'S scenes, the unsullied mind nu Safe from its harms, the world's epitome ; May learn to fill ite duties, meet its en Enjoy its blessing, and escape its snares.
In life's gay glare, as in the solar bla. Confused and lost each mingling colour pla Opprest, the baffled eyeball turns away, \n discern the tints that form the day : * He that has read Shakspeare with attention, will per- haps find little new in the crowded world.
What to read after Letters And Essays in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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