Poems volume 1
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IT WAS THE HOUR tho' Critics frown, We now declare ourfelves in Town, Nor will a moment's paufe allow For finding when we came, or how. The Man, who deals in humble Profe, Tied down by rule and method, goes ; THE GHOST. 227 But they who court the vig'rous Mufe, Their carriage have a right to chufe. Free as the Air, and unconfin'd, Swift as the motions of the Mind, The PO'ET darts from place to place, And inftant bounds o'er Time and Space. Nature (whilft blended fire and fkill Inflame our pafii...ons to his will) Smiles at her violated Laws, And crowns his daring with applaufe.
Should there be ftill feme rigid few, Who keep propriety in view, i "Whofe heads turn round, and cannot bear This whirling paflage thro* the Air, Free leave have fuch at home to fit, And write a Regimen for Wit -, To clip our pinions let them try, Not having heart themfelves to fly.
IT WAS THE HOUR, when Devotees Breathe pious curfes on their knees, When they with pray'rs the day begin To fandify a Night of Sin -, 2 When 228 THE G H
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IT WAS THE HOUR tho' Critics frown, We now declare ourfelves in Town, Nor will a moment's paufe allow For finding when we came, or how. The Man, who deals in humble Profe, Tied down by rule and method, goes ; THE GHOST. 227 But they who court the vig'rous Mufe, Their carriage have a right to chufe. Free as the Air, and unconfin'd, Swift as the motions of the Mind, The PO'ET darts from place to place, And inftant bounds o'er Time and Space. Nature (whilft blended fire and fkill Inflame our pafii...ons to his will) Smiles at her violated Laws, And crowns his daring with applaufe.
Should there be ftill feme rigid few, Who keep propriety in view, i "Whofe heads turn round, and cannot bear This whirling paflage thro* the Air, Free leave have fuch at home to fit, And write a Regimen for Wit -, To clip our pinions let them try, Not having heart themfelves to fly.
IT WAS THE HOUR, when Devotees Breathe pious curfes on their knees, When they with pray'rs the day begin To fandify a Night of Sin -, 2 When 228 THE G H
What to read after Poems volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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