Oriental Diction And Theme in English Verse, 1740-1840
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III. The Romance of the Forest.
Chapter XI. — Song of a Spirit. One line.
Chapter XVIII. — Morning, On the Sea-shore, 1S2 University of Kansas Humanistic Studies John Hamilton Reynolds, 1796-1852.
II. [Safie: An Eastern Tale.] Samuel Rogers, 1763-1855.
I. Poetical Works. John W. Lovell Company, New York, n. d.
II. An Inscription.
Ode to Superstition. — I, 3; II, 2.
III. Italy.
Part I, 2. — "And whence the talisman" sq.
Part II, 22. — "And that yet greater scourge," sq.
— Closing passage.
Human ...Life. — "A tale is told" sq.
The Pleasures of Memory.
Part I. — "Down by j^on hazel copse," sq.
Part II. — "From Guinea's coasts" sq.
The Voyage of Columbus. — "Such to their grateful ear" sq.
William Stewart Rose, 1795-1845.
II. [Translation of Orlando Fnrioso.] John Scott, 1730-1783.
I. Poems in Chalmers, vol. XVII.
II. On the Ingenious Mr. Jones's Elegant Translations and Imitations of Eastern Poetry.
Oriental Eclogues.
Li-Po; or, the Good Governor: A Chinese Eclogue.
Serira; or, The x\rtificial Famine: An East-Indian Eclo- gue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III. The Romance of the Forest.
Chapter XI. — Song of a Spirit. One line.
Chapter XVIII. — Morning, On the Sea-shore, 1S2 University of Kansas Humanistic Studies John Hamilton Reynolds, 1796-1852.
II. [Safie: An Eastern Tale.] Samuel Rogers, 1763-1855.
I. Poetical Works. John W. Lovell Company, New York, n. d.
II. An Inscription.
Ode to Superstition. — I, 3; II, 2.
III. Italy.
Part I, 2. — "And whence the talisman" sq.
Part II, 22. — "And that yet greater scourge," sq.
— Closing passage.
Human ...Life. — "A tale is told" sq.
The Pleasures of Memory.
Part I. — "Down by j^on hazel copse," sq.
Part II. — "From Guinea's coasts" sq.
The Voyage of Columbus. — "Such to their grateful ear" sq.
William Stewart Rose, 1795-1845.
II. [Translation of Orlando Fnrioso.] John Scott, 1730-1783.
I. Poems in Chalmers, vol. XVII.
II. On the Ingenious Mr. Jones's Elegant Translations and Imitations of Eastern Poetry.
Oriental Eclogues.
Li-Po; or, the Good Governor: A Chinese Eclogue.
Serira; or, The x\rtificial Famine: An East-Indian Eclo- gue.
What to read after Oriental Diction And Theme in English Verse, 1740-1840?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Pearle Osborne Whitcomb to read onlineMoreLess
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