Pathetic Tales Poems Etc
Pathetic Tales Poems Etc
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Here throng'd, with swelling hearts, and streaming eyes, The Good, the Great, the Learned, and the Wise, Here met to grieve, firm faith, and love sincere. And patriot worth, sustained the kindred bier : Here Britain sighed o'er many a ruin'd plan, Friends o'er the Friend, and nature o'er the Man.
Nor did the nobler ranks all tears engross A general anguish spoke a general loss.
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As rnov'd with measur'd pace the pomp along, How reverent grief to statues turn'd the throng ! No smile of... vacant pleasure shock'd the eye, No sound the ear, unless a stifled sigh. The mourners past, alone mark'd out to view l?y weeds of black : the crowd were mourners too ; And though nor flowing scarves, nor sable dress D, -cIar'd by outward signs the mind's distress, They wore, what grief of heart more surely speaks, Swoll'n eyes, dejected looks, and bloodless cheeks. Ii seem'd, as slowly swung the passing bell, On each full heart the solemn chimings fell : Mcthought, on every lip a blessing hung, But pious awe restrain'd the obedient tongue : Each look spoke anguish ; scarce a cheek was dry : And blinded by the gush of tears, each eye Spoke in the native tongue of genuine woe, " We come t' admire the Friend, and not the " show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here throng'd, with swelling hearts, and streaming eyes, The Good, the Great, the Learned, and the Wise, Here met to grieve, firm faith, and love sincere. And patriot worth, sustained the kindred bier : Here Britain sighed o'er many a ruin'd plan, Friends o'er the Friend, and nature o'er the Man.
Nor did the nobler ranks all tears engross A general anguish spoke a general loss.
104 POExMS.
As rnov'd with measur'd pace the pomp along, How reverent grief to statues turn'd the throng ! No smile of... vacant pleasure shock'd the eye, No sound the ear, unless a stifled sigh. The mourners past, alone mark'd out to view l?y weeds of black : the crowd were mourners too ; And though nor flowing scarves, nor sable dress D, -cIar'd by outward signs the mind's distress, They wore, what grief of heart more surely speaks, Swoll'n eyes, dejected looks, and bloodless cheeks. Ii seem'd, as slowly swung the passing bell, On each full heart the solemn chimings fell : Mcthought, on every lip a blessing hung, But pious awe restrain'd the obedient tongue : Each look spoke anguish ; scarce a cheek was dry : And blinded by the gush of tears, each eye Spoke in the native tongue of genuine woe, " We come t' admire the Friend, and not the " show.
What to read after Pathetic Tales Poems Etc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jebe B Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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