Occasional Verses
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In social life, and daily strife.
She charmed the passing hours ; But Nature's child, she loved the wild, The woods, the brooks and flowers.
^ Of tlie beautiful Leonine Stanzas the author has given several examples. This peculiar rime is found in the Latin Odes of Ovid, and was introduced into English about the year 1150 by Leoninits, a monk of Saint Victor's Paris, after whom it is named.
There is very little in English. Sib Walter Scott gives a beautiful poem in the IV Canto of the Lady of th...e Lake, and Tennyson three stanzas in the Princess III.' These are all that the author knows of, except single verses. So little is this known that R. W. Tayix)r, in his i^otes to the Lady of the Lake, London, speaks only of the *' multiplicity of rhymes,*' and William L. Rolfe, Boston, alludes only to the '* rhymes within the longer lines.'* Digitized by VjOOQ IC Lafayette — an Incident 35 •LAFAYETTE— AN INCIDENT, 1824 • After Robert Southey: The Inchcape Rock To Mrs. Britannia Wellington Kennon, Tudor Place The Nation waited to greet her guest ; From over the seas he came to the West, A Marquis, and Lafayette his name ; And years before he won his fame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In social life, and daily strife.
She charmed the passing hours ; But Nature's child, she loved the wild, The woods, the brooks and flowers.
^ Of tlie beautiful Leonine Stanzas the author has given several examples. This peculiar rime is found in the Latin Odes of Ovid, and was introduced into English about the year 1150 by Leoninits, a monk of Saint Victor's Paris, after whom it is named.
There is very little in English. Sib Walter Scott gives a beautiful poem in the IV Canto of the Lady of th...e Lake, and Tennyson three stanzas in the Princess III.' These are all that the author knows of, except single verses. So little is this known that R. W. Tayix)r, in his i^otes to the Lady of the Lake, London, speaks only of the *' multiplicity of rhymes,*' and William L. Rolfe, Boston, alludes only to the '* rhymes within the longer lines.'* Digitized by VjOOQ IC Lafayette — an Incident 35 •LAFAYETTE— AN INCIDENT, 1824 • After Robert Southey: The Inchcape Rock To Mrs. Britannia Wellington Kennon, Tudor Place The Nation waited to greet her guest ; From over the seas he came to the West, A Marquis, and Lafayette his name ; And years before he won his fame.
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