Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 1
Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 1
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Yonder I see the cheerful duchess ^ stand, For friendship, zeal, and blithesome humours known.
Whence that loud shout in such a hearty strain ?
Why, all the Hamiltons are in her train.
See next the decent Scudamore * advance With Winchelsea ^ still meditating song, With her Miss Howe ^ came there by chance, Nor knows with whom, nor why she comes along. Far off from these see Santlow '' famed for dance, And frolick Bicknell, ^ and her sister young, With other names by me not to be named. Much lo...ved in private, not in public famed.
After the female band retires, the singer imagines that he sees famous Buckingham " who knows to strike the living lyre, " and impetuous Bathurst, " whom you and I strive whom shall love the most. " Next : * Elder daughter of Lord Bellenden.
' Younger sister of Margaret, and one of the most beautiful of the maids-of-honour. She married Colonel Campbell, who became Duke of Argyll in 1761.
^ The Duchess of Hamilton, whose husband had been killed in the duel with Lord Mohun in 1712.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yonder I see the cheerful duchess ^ stand, For friendship, zeal, and blithesome humours known.
Whence that loud shout in such a hearty strain ?
Why, all the Hamiltons are in her train.
See next the decent Scudamore * advance With Winchelsea ^ still meditating song, With her Miss Howe ^ came there by chance, Nor knows with whom, nor why she comes along. Far off from these see Santlow '' famed for dance, And frolick Bicknell, ^ and her sister young, With other names by me not to be named. Much lo...ved in private, not in public famed.
After the female band retires, the singer imagines that he sees famous Buckingham " who knows to strike the living lyre, " and impetuous Bathurst, " whom you and I strive whom shall love the most. " Next : * Elder daughter of Lord Bellenden.
' Younger sister of Margaret, and one of the most beautiful of the maids-of-honour. She married Colonel Campbell, who became Duke of Argyll in 1761.
^ The Duchess of Hamilton, whose husband had been killed in the duel with Lord Mohun in 1712.
What to read after Mr Pope His Life And Times volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paston George to read onlineMoreLess
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