Lindsey And Other Poems
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*55 LIXDSEY Tired with the hubbub and the prating crew, Endless discussions about rights of men 450 And rights of women, and the steps required To make all people equal in their means, However tardy or however quick, Nortonio turn'd in sorrow from the scene, And with his friend Earbats, retired and old, 455 Sought conversation, medicine of the mind. Some time he had abandon' d Blacon Hill And fix'd his home a few miles from the spot, For things were changed with him, and now no more He joyed in... Lindsey as in days of old. 460 He found him in his dwelling and began.
"Barbats, old friend, the world is changed all round: And you and I by God's good providence Are spared to see a time when principles And truths our fathers shed their blood to serve 465 Are toss'd and tumbled in one chaos wild. Sometimes our clergy in such gui. ->e perform Or celebrate the Supper of the Lord, That doubt is left upon the minds of some, If what has hitherto been error thought 470 In Romanists, be not the veriest truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*55 LIXDSEY Tired with the hubbub and the prating crew, Endless discussions about rights of men 450 And rights of women, and the steps required To make all people equal in their means, However tardy or however quick, Nortonio turn'd in sorrow from the scene, And with his friend Earbats, retired and old, 455 Sought conversation, medicine of the mind. Some time he had abandon' d Blacon Hill And fix'd his home a few miles from the spot, For things were changed with him, and now no more He joyed in... Lindsey as in days of old. 460 He found him in his dwelling and began.
"Barbats, old friend, the world is changed all round: And you and I by God's good providence Are spared to see a time when principles And truths our fathers shed their blood to serve 465 Are toss'd and tumbled in one chaos wild. Sometimes our clergy in such gui. ->e perform Or celebrate the Supper of the Lord, That doubt is left upon the minds of some, If what has hitherto been error thought 470 In Romanists, be not the veriest truth.
What to read after Lindsey And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Shurt to read onlineMoreLess
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