Poetical Scraps volume 2
Poetical Scraps volume 2
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That every evening forms a jubilee. Farewell ! sweet Barcelona ! lovely place ! And may success and peace attend thy race j X The grand evening parade, facing the sea 48 A BENEDICrrON.
May gay good-humour spread her influence wide; And genuine virtue all your actions guide : This prayer fulfilled... Your forms I matter not.
Or for your saints or crosses care a jot !
All climes and sects some nonsense bear about them.
And 'twould be strange indeed, were you without thera* EPISTLE TO MR. COWPER, ...On tie Publication of his TransUtioH of HOMER.
Accompanied by a Poem of the Author's.
Sir, i^N humble bard's essay you'll see. By this his youthfial poesy. One, who, by various fortune tost. Each bliss has felt, each bliss has lost ; Who every precious joy has known. And liv'd to see those joys all flown j Who every trying grief has prov'd. And liv'd to see those griefs remov'd. Who far by sea and land has been. And shifted oft' from scene to scene; Who oft' with poverty has dwelt. And each delight of plenty felt; Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That every evening forms a jubilee. Farewell ! sweet Barcelona ! lovely place ! And may success and peace attend thy race j X The grand evening parade, facing the sea 48 A BENEDICrrON.
May gay good-humour spread her influence wide; And genuine virtue all your actions guide : This prayer fulfilled... Your forms I matter not.
Or for your saints or crosses care a jot !
All climes and sects some nonsense bear about them.
And 'twould be strange indeed, were you without thera* EPISTLE TO MR. COWPER, ...On tie Publication of his TransUtioH of HOMER.
Accompanied by a Poem of the Author's.
Sir, i^N humble bard's essay you'll see. By this his youthfial poesy. One, who, by various fortune tost. Each bliss has felt, each bliss has lost ; Who every precious joy has known. And liv'd to see those joys all flown j Who every trying grief has prov'd. And liv'd to see those griefs remov'd. Who far by sea and land has been. And shifted oft' from scene to scene; Who oft' with poverty has dwelt. And each delight of plenty felt; Vol.
What to read after Poetical Scraps volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Clio Rickman to read onlineMoreLess
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