Memoirs of the Life of Dr Darwin Chiefly During His Residence At Lichfield
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Heav'ns I do I wake? Why heave my fighs, why gum my tears anew ? Unreal forms my trembling doubts miftake, And 'frantic Sorrow fears the vilion true.
Dream ! to Eliza bend thy airy flight, Go, tell my charmer all my tender fears, How Love's fond woes alarm the filent night, And fteep my pillow in unpitied tears.
The fecond verfe of this charming elegy affords an inflance of Dr. Darwin's too ex- cluiive devotion to diftincl picture in poe- try ; that it fometimes betrayed him into bringing objec...ts fo precifely to the eye, as to lofe in fuch precifion their power of link- ing forcibly upon the heart. The pathos in that fecond verfe is injured by the words, t( mimic lace" which allude to the perforated borders of the fhroud. The expreffion is too minute for the folemnity of the fubjecl. Certainly it cannot be natural for a fhocked and agitated mind to obferve, or to de- fcribe with fuch petty accuracy. Befides the DR. DARWIN. IJ9 the alluiion is not fufficiently obvious. The reader paufes to confider what the poet means by " mimic lace" Such paufes deaden fenfation, and break the courfe of attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heav'ns I do I wake? Why heave my fighs, why gum my tears anew ? Unreal forms my trembling doubts miftake, And 'frantic Sorrow fears the vilion true.
Dream ! to Eliza bend thy airy flight, Go, tell my charmer all my tender fears, How Love's fond woes alarm the filent night, And fteep my pillow in unpitied tears.
The fecond verfe of this charming elegy affords an inflance of Dr. Darwin's too ex- cluiive devotion to diftincl picture in poe- try ; that it fometimes betrayed him into bringing objec...ts fo precifely to the eye, as to lofe in fuch precifion their power of link- ing forcibly upon the heart. The pathos in that fecond verfe is injured by the words, t( mimic lace" which allude to the perforated borders of the fhroud. The expreffion is too minute for the folemnity of the fubjecl. Certainly it cannot be natural for a fhocked and agitated mind to obferve, or to de- fcribe with fuch petty accuracy. Befides the DR. DARWIN. IJ9 the alluiion is not fufficiently obvious. The reader paufes to confider what the poet means by " mimic lace" Such paufes deaden fenfation, and break the courfe of attention.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life of Dr Darwin Chiefly During His Residence At Lichfield?
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