Odes Lyrical Ballads And Poems On Various Occasions
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*■ In pity, I forbear to name Dress, equipage, and state, The riches, honours, rank, and fame> That on Virginia wait.
71 * Where is the woman, tell me, pray, That ere could these withstand ?
She ne'er was born that still said nay, When she could all command !" Nor pomp, nor power, nor vain parade, Nor Pleasure's syren art, Could weaken the impression made Upon her faithful heart.
Whole nights Virginia would devote, Each trifle to relate ; But not one line of all she wrote E'er passed beyond her... gate.
Her relatives, now mad with rage, To find their efforts vain, The ship that brought her out engage To take her home again.
72 All hands on board, away she sails, Nor leaves a sigh behind ; With rippling sea, and friendly gales, She glides before the wind.
Aloft the sailor gladly hies, Obedient to command ; Then to his captain loudly cries, * "We make apace the land. " Quick throbb'd Virginia's heart to see Her straining eyes conceit, — The it' oun tains, woods, — the willow tree, So oft her favourite seat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*■ In pity, I forbear to name Dress, equipage, and state, The riches, honours, rank, and fame> That on Virginia wait.
71 * Where is the woman, tell me, pray, That ere could these withstand ?
She ne'er was born that still said nay, When she could all command !" Nor pomp, nor power, nor vain parade, Nor Pleasure's syren art, Could weaken the impression made Upon her faithful heart.
Whole nights Virginia would devote, Each trifle to relate ; But not one line of all she wrote E'er passed beyond her... gate.
Her relatives, now mad with rage, To find their efforts vain, The ship that brought her out engage To take her home again.
72 All hands on board, away she sails, Nor leaves a sigh behind ; With rippling sea, and friendly gales, She glides before the wind.
Aloft the sailor gladly hies, Obedient to command ; Then to his captain loudly cries, * "We make apace the land. " Quick throbb'd Virginia's heart to see Her straining eyes conceit, — The it' oun tains, woods, — the willow tree, So oft her favourite seat.
What to read after Odes Lyrical Ballads And Poems On Various Occasions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Kemble to read onlineMoreLess
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