Poems Viz An Ode to Lord Bolingbroke the Splendid Shilling Bleinheim a Poem
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What comely grace, what beauty fmiles, Upon her lips what fweetnefs dwells ? Not love himfelf fo oft beguiles, Nor Venus' felf fo much excells ; What different fates our paflions (hare Wkile you enjoy, and I defpair ?
D 3 42 A N O D E, .
XIV.
* Maria's form as I furvey, Her fmiles a thoufand wounds impart \ Each feature fteals my foul away, Each glance deprives me of my heart. And chacing thence each other fair, Leaves her own image only there.
XV.
Altho* my anxious breaft defpair, And fighing,... hopes no kind return r Yet for the lov'd relentlefs fair By night I wake, by day I burn. Nor can thy gift foft deep fupply, Or foothe my pains, or clofe my eye.
* Mrs. MARY MHERS, daughter to the principal of- Irazen-nofc.
C 43 1 THE SPLENDID SHILLING A N IMITATION O F M I L T O N.
Sing, heavenly mufey Things unattentptedyety in profe or rhime, A Shilling, Breeches, and Chimeras dire.
HAPPY the man, who, void of cares and ftrife. In filken, or in leathern, purfe retains A SPLENDIDSHILLING : he norhears with pain New oyfters cry'd, nor fighs for chearful ale ; But with his friends, when nightly mifts arife, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What comely grace, what beauty fmiles, Upon her lips what fweetnefs dwells ? Not love himfelf fo oft beguiles, Nor Venus' felf fo much excells ; What different fates our paflions (hare Wkile you enjoy, and I defpair ?
D 3 42 A N O D E, .
XIV.
* Maria's form as I furvey, Her fmiles a thoufand wounds impart \ Each feature fteals my foul away, Each glance deprives me of my heart. And chacing thence each other fair, Leaves her own image only there.
XV.
Altho* my anxious breaft defpair, And fighing,... hopes no kind return r Yet for the lov'd relentlefs fair By night I wake, by day I burn. Nor can thy gift foft deep fupply, Or foothe my pains, or clofe my eye.
* Mrs. MARY MHERS, daughter to the principal of- Irazen-nofc.
C 43 1 THE SPLENDID SHILLING A N IMITATION O F M I L T O N.
Sing, heavenly mufey Things unattentptedyety in profe or rhime, A Shilling, Breeches, and Chimeras dire.
HAPPY the man, who, void of cares and ftrife. In filken, or in leathern, purfe retains A SPLENDIDSHILLING : he norhears with pain New oyfters cry'd, nor fighs for chearful ale ; But with his friends, when nightly mifts arife, .
What to read after Poems Viz An Ode to Lord Bolingbroke the Splendid Shilling Bleinheim a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Philips to read onlineMoreLess
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