Poems From the Works of Charles Cotton
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The lagging Ox is now unbound, From larding the new turn'd-up ground, Whilst Hobbinal alike o'er-laid, Takes his course dinner to the shade.
26 Cellars and Grottos now are best To eat and drink in, or to rest, And not a Soul above is found Can find a refuge under ground.
When Pagan Tyranny grew hot, Thus persecuted Christians got In to the dark but friendly Womb Of unknown Subterranean Rome.
And as that heat did cool at last, So a few scorching hours o'er pass'd, In a more mild and temp' rate R...ay We may again enjoy the day.
Evening Quatrains THE Day's grown old, the fainting Sun Has but a little way to run, And yet his Steeds, with all his skill, Scarce lug the Chariot down the Hill.
With Labour spent, and Thirst opprest, Whilst they strain hard to gain the West, From Fetlocks hot drops melted light, Which turn to Meteors in the Night.
The Shadows now so long do grow, That Brambles like tali Cedars show, Mole-hills seem Mountains, and the Ant Appears a monstrous Elephant.
28 A very little little Flock Shades thrice the ground that it would stock; Whilst the small Stripling following them, Appears a mighty Polypheme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lagging Ox is now unbound, From larding the new turn'd-up ground, Whilst Hobbinal alike o'er-laid, Takes his course dinner to the shade.
26 Cellars and Grottos now are best To eat and drink in, or to rest, And not a Soul above is found Can find a refuge under ground.
When Pagan Tyranny grew hot, Thus persecuted Christians got In to the dark but friendly Womb Of unknown Subterranean Rome.
And as that heat did cool at last, So a few scorching hours o'er pass'd, In a more mild and temp' rate R...ay We may again enjoy the day.
Evening Quatrains THE Day's grown old, the fainting Sun Has but a little way to run, And yet his Steeds, with all his skill, Scarce lug the Chariot down the Hill.
With Labour spent, and Thirst opprest, Whilst they strain hard to gain the West, From Fetlocks hot drops melted light, Which turn to Meteors in the Night.
The Shadows now so long do grow, That Brambles like tali Cedars show, Mole-hills seem Mountains, and the Ant Appears a monstrous Elephant.
28 A very little little Flock Shades thrice the ground that it would stock; Whilst the small Stripling following them, Appears a mighty Polypheme.
What to read after Poems From the Works of Charles Cotton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cotton to read onlineMoreLess
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