Poems C
Poems C
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I cannot fear, Tho' thofe Bum-fighting Lurkers monthly write, And fcalp poor Authors with an envious Spite ; 'Tis not for Me, a very Moufe in Rhime, ^ To think thofe learned Harpies will combine, I To feed on fuch infipid Food as mine ; J The fturdy Oak may dread the furious Blafl, My Reed will bend, and when the Storm is paft, Elaftic in itfelf will fpring again, Nor fear a Rupture, from thefe boift'rous Men !
In this I'm firm, let Candour fhield my Mufe, Or if differed by thofe fell Reviews, ...Still will I keep my Couvfe--nor mean in Heart, From what I've wrote thro' fervile Fear depart ; Unlike a recent Bard whom I could name, Who. Dead to ev'ry Senfe of honeft Fame, C Rccall'd 22 THESNARLERS.
Rccall'd his publifh'd Mind, nay worft, Upon himfelf the Stigma of a Curfe Bafely affix'd. -- -Gods ! that a noble Mind, So flrong, fo nervous, and to Worth inclin'd, Should by fome ftrange Fatality of Heart, Fall off, and dwindle to fo mean a part, As to retraft, and faulter from Himfelf, Whether thro' Fear of Law, or Love of Pelf, I know not, bat 'twas Slave-like poorly done, And well may mar his Credit's Rifing-fun ; Or, I miftake my Aim, or Satire's Pen Was meant to lafh fuch flagrant-living Men As Hircus, whom I've piftur'd in my Verfe, To Nature, and Profeflion what a Curfe !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot fear, Tho' thofe Bum-fighting Lurkers monthly write, And fcalp poor Authors with an envious Spite ; 'Tis not for Me, a very Moufe in Rhime, ^ To think thofe learned Harpies will combine, I To feed on fuch infipid Food as mine ; J The fturdy Oak may dread the furious Blafl, My Reed will bend, and when the Storm is paft, Elaftic in itfelf will fpring again, Nor fear a Rupture, from thefe boift'rous Men !
In this I'm firm, let Candour fhield my Mufe, Or if differed by thofe fell Reviews, ...Still will I keep my Couvfe--nor mean in Heart, From what I've wrote thro' fervile Fear depart ; Unlike a recent Bard whom I could name, Who. Dead to ev'ry Senfe of honeft Fame, C Rccall'd 22 THESNARLERS.
Rccall'd his publifh'd Mind, nay worft, Upon himfelf the Stigma of a Curfe Bafely affix'd. -- -Gods ! that a noble Mind, So flrong, fo nervous, and to Worth inclin'd, Should by fome ftrange Fatality of Heart, Fall off, and dwindle to fo mean a part, As to retraft, and faulter from Himfelf, Whether thro' Fear of Law, or Love of Pelf, I know not, bat 'twas Slave-like poorly done, And well may mar his Credit's Rifing-fun ; Or, I miftake my Aim, or Satire's Pen Was meant to lafh fuch flagrant-living Men As Hircus, whom I've piftur'd in my Verfe, To Nature, and Profeflion what a Curfe !
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