Poems volume 1
Poems volume 1
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And eafily believ'd whate'er he taught. But yefterday he gave me eameft hope. That not another fun Ihould view my wrongs. Now he is gone, fudden has fled away j And left his Emma to remorfe and fhame.
CHORUS.
"We cannot fear, O lifters, to be found I' th' train of thofe, who give with tongue profane Courage to vice, and minifter alike To guilt or virtue : yet refufe we ne'er To folace the unhappy, to proteft The outcaft and the orphan ; to relieve By lenient fpeech, and back to virtue's path By... deeds of gentle charity recall The wanderer, who hath left her peaceful way.
EMMA. 125 BMMA.
Nay rather> virgins, leave me ; quit your charge j Your fame will fvifFer, your unfpotted fame.
Should ye be feen in charitable converfe With fuch a wretch as I am. Hark ! what noif Reaches my ear ? It founded like the ftep Of my poor father. O, I cannot bear To think how I iliall grieve his tender fpirit.
CHORUS.
Cheriih not, gentle lady, fuch fad thoughts.
EMMA.
Oh, I have notliing to expedt but woes.
What to read after Poems volume 1?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And eafily believ'd whate'er he taught. But yefterday he gave me eameft hope. That not another fun Ihould view my wrongs. Now he is gone, fudden has fled away j And left his Emma to remorfe and fhame.
CHORUS.
"We cannot fear, O lifters, to be found I' th' train of thofe, who give with tongue profane Courage to vice, and minifter alike To guilt or virtue : yet refufe we ne'er To folace the unhappy, to proteft The outcaft and the orphan ; to relieve By lenient fpeech, and back to virtue's path By... deeds of gentle charity recall The wanderer, who hath left her peaceful way.
EMMA. 125 BMMA.
Nay rather> virgins, leave me ; quit your charge j Your fame will fvifFer, your unfpotted fame.
Should ye be feen in charitable converfe With fuch a wretch as I am. Hark ! what noif Reaches my ear ? It founded like the ftep Of my poor father. O, I cannot bear To think how I iliall grieve his tender fpirit.
CHORUS.
Cheriih not, gentle lady, fuch fad thoughts.
EMMA.
Oh, I have notliing to expedt but woes.
What to read after Poems volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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