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As breathe, in ev'ry form and tone^ Strange feelings scarce to painting known ; Effects sublime, and graces free That speaks the sovd of poesy ! " The banks of this beautiful river were the frequent haunts of that admirable painter Gainsborough, while resi- dent at Ipswich ; and afforded ample scoi)e for the exercise of his inimitable pencil. Mr. George Frost, a. Most ingenious artist of Ipswicli, and an ardent admirer of tlie productions of Gainsborough, and who deemed " it distinction enough ...to " catch the sUglitest of his perfections, " is the personage alluded to iu the above stanzas. 94 Come, rest upon the beetling cHfT, And mark that little rocking skiff: Though measur'd true the oar's bright stroke. Its plank is pierc'd, its gunwale broke: Yet on it glides, and leaves behind Yon anchor'd bark, where, to the wind. Long trains of meshy folds display'd. Announce the Fisher's toilsome trade. And who is this that plies the oar. The skiff impelling to the shore. With squalid garments round him flung.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As breathe, in ev'ry form and tone^ Strange feelings scarce to painting known ; Effects sublime, and graces free That speaks the sovd of poesy ! " The banks of this beautiful river were the frequent haunts of that admirable painter Gainsborough, while resi- dent at Ipswich ; and afforded ample scoi)e for the exercise of his inimitable pencil. Mr. George Frost, a. Most ingenious artist of Ipswicli, and an ardent admirer of tlie productions of Gainsborough, and who deemed " it distinction enough ...to " catch the sUglitest of his perfections, " is the personage alluded to iu the above stanzas. 94 Come, rest upon the beetling cHfT, And mark that little rocking skiff: Though measur'd true the oar's bright stroke. Its plank is pierc'd, its gunwale broke: Yet on it glides, and leaves behind Yon anchor'd bark, where, to the wind. Long trains of meshy folds display'd. Announce the Fisher's toilsome trade. And who is this that plies the oar. The skiff impelling to the shore. With squalid garments round him flung.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Cobbold to read onlineMoreLess
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