Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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And let Palemon thy sweet solace know : How long wilt thou his orisons refuse, And grant him nought save Anna and the Muse?
( 95 ) SONNET XVII, To JUSTICE.
OFFSPRING of heav'n! 4str*a, if again Thou hast return 'd to earth; whence, poets say, Thou erst wast driv'n, what time Oftftressioa's reign An iron age produc'd ; to thee I pray, Oh, heav'n-born Goddess! whether Honour thou, Or Candour ) Truth, or Probity art nam'd ; Or Justice^ scarcely known, yet greatly fam'dj Dread name! which Fraud and... Cruelty avow, And Power profanes remember Afric's race ; And vindicate the hapless debtor's cause, Burst his vile bonds, a Christian land's disgrace, Defend its just, annul its barb'rous laws; That suff' ring Man, made sick by Hope deferr'd, May own that thou art not an empty word.
SONNET XVIII, To HEBE.
GODDESS of Youth, and young delight! with eyes Of heav'nly blue, and ruby-tinctiir'd lips, And vest, light flowing, which Aurora dips In dew etherial and in Orient dyes !
Blithe nymph, with roseate cheek, whose cherub smile Irradiates Nature's children ; and to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And let Palemon thy sweet solace know : How long wilt thou his orisons refuse, And grant him nought save Anna and the Muse?
( 95 ) SONNET XVII, To JUSTICE.
OFFSPRING of heav'n! 4str*a, if again Thou hast return 'd to earth; whence, poets say, Thou erst wast driv'n, what time Oftftressioa's reign An iron age produc'd ; to thee I pray, Oh, heav'n-born Goddess! whether Honour thou, Or Candour ) Truth, or Probity art nam'd ; Or Justice^ scarcely known, yet greatly fam'dj Dread name! which Fraud and... Cruelty avow, And Power profanes remember Afric's race ; And vindicate the hapless debtor's cause, Burst his vile bonds, a Christian land's disgrace, Defend its just, annul its barb'rous laws; That suff' ring Man, made sick by Hope deferr'd, May own that thou art not an empty word.
SONNET XVIII, To HEBE.
GODDESS of Youth, and young delight! with eyes Of heav'nly blue, and ruby-tinctiir'd lips, And vest, light flowing, which Aurora dips In dew etherial and in Orient dyes !
Blithe nymph, with roseate cheek, whose cherub smile Irradiates Nature's children ; and to me.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Low Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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