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" Trickt out in lavifti ornaments fhe fmiles A dang'rous Circe fraught with charmful wiles. When fome lone Traveller, from Ontario's Ihore, Hears Niagara's rufhing Cat'rafts roar^ Appall'd he ftands, with chilling horrour pale, Or flies impetuous to fome diftant Vale, Where prone beneath ithe Myrtle's od'rous (hade Peaceful and calm may reft his aching head j Not fo the native hind by cuftom brave, Carelefs-he hears the foaming Surges rave, Views PARITY OF HEART, 163.
Views the wild Scene with ...firm and fleady brow, And cleaves in fport the madding Waves below ; Thus when at firft from Virtue's path we ftray, How (hrinks the feeble heart with fad difmay ! More bold at length, by pow'rful habit led, Callous and fear'd the dreary Wilds we tread, Behold the gaping Gulph of fin with fcorn, And plunging deep to endlefs death are born. O fad eftate, defilement bafe and foul, When Vice lethargic fpreads o'er all the Soul $ When Confcience, that impartial judge alfign'd By Heav'n to check, approve, condemn the mind, Like BUFO lleeps, and leaves poor Virtue's caufe To a brib'd Jury, and to tyrant laws, To lufts corrupt and vile, that wrong to right Prefer, and, blind with rage, call darknefs light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Trickt out in lavifti ornaments fhe fmiles A dang'rous Circe fraught with charmful wiles. When fome lone Traveller, from Ontario's Ihore, Hears Niagara's rufhing Cat'rafts roar^ Appall'd he ftands, with chilling horrour pale, Or flies impetuous to fome diftant Vale, Where prone beneath ithe Myrtle's od'rous (hade Peaceful and calm may reft his aching head j Not fo the native hind by cuftom brave, Carelefs-he hears the foaming Surges rave, Views PARITY OF HEART, 163.
Views the wild Scene with ...firm and fleady brow, And cleaves in fport the madding Waves below ; Thus when at firft from Virtue's path we ftray, How (hrinks the feeble heart with fad difmay ! More bold at length, by pow'rful habit led, Callous and fear'd the dreary Wilds we tread, Behold the gaping Gulph of fin with fcorn, And plunging deep to endlefs death are born. O fad eftate, defilement bafe and foul, When Vice lethargic fpreads o'er all the Soul $ When Confcience, that impartial judge alfign'd By Heav'n to check, approve, condemn the mind, Like BUFO lleeps, and leaves poor Virtue's caufe To a brib'd Jury, and to tyrant laws, To lufts corrupt and vile, that wrong to right Prefer, and, blind with rage, call darknefs light.
What to read after Musae Seatonianae a Complete Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchterm?
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