Poetry And Poets: a Collection of the Choicest Anecdotes Relative to the Poets of Every Age And Nation. With Specimens of Their Works And Sketches of Their Biography
Poetry And Poets: a Collection of the Choicest Anecdotes Relative to the Poets of Every Age And Nation. With Specimens of Their Works And Sketches of Their Biography
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Let not fancy still abuse thee f y Google POBTRY AND POETS. 2f9 "fhy untruth cannot seem strange When her falsehood doth excuse thee.
Jove is dead and thou art free.
She doth live, but dead to thee.
Die ! but yet, before thou die, Make her know what she has gotten ; She in whom my hopes did lie.
Now is chang'd, I quite forgotten .
She is chang'd, but changed base.
Baser in so vile a place.
'^ But if Essex was no great poet himself/' says Warton, '*^few noblemen of his age were more courted by p...oets. From Spenser to the lowest rh3rmer, he was the subject of numerous sonnets or popular ballads. I could produce evidence to prove, that he scarce ever went out of England^ or even left London^ on the most fiivdous enterprize, without a pastoral in his praise, or a panegyric in metre, which were sold and sung in the streets. This is a light ^in which Lord Essex is seldom viewed. I know not if the Queen's fatal partiality, or his own inherent attractions, his love of literature, hi$ heroism, integrity^ and generosity, qualities y Google POETRY AND POETS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let not fancy still abuse thee f y Google POBTRY AND POETS. 2f9 "fhy untruth cannot seem strange When her falsehood doth excuse thee.
Jove is dead and thou art free.
She doth live, but dead to thee.
Die ! but yet, before thou die, Make her know what she has gotten ; She in whom my hopes did lie.
Now is chang'd, I quite forgotten .
She is chang'd, but changed base.
Baser in so vile a place.
'^ But if Essex was no great poet himself/' says Warton, '*^few noblemen of his age were more courted by p...oets. From Spenser to the lowest rh3rmer, he was the subject of numerous sonnets or popular ballads. I could produce evidence to prove, that he scarce ever went out of England^ or even left London^ on the most fiivdous enterprize, without a pastoral in his praise, or a panegyric in metre, which were sold and sung in the streets. This is a light ^in which Lord Essex is seldom viewed. I know not if the Queen's fatal partiality, or his own inherent attractions, his love of literature, hi$ heroism, integrity^ and generosity, qualities y Google POETRY AND POETS.
What to read after Poetry And Poets: a Collection of the Choicest Anecdotes Relative to the Poets of Every Age And Nation. With Specimens of Their Works And Sketches of Their Biography?
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