Poetry Fugitive And Original
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let her still unrivalled fair The loveliest of the lovely reign.
Far other treaties, other schemes.
Than what dull statesmen here employ.
Now fill my fancy's airy dreams With trembling hope, and doubtful joy.
" men still think the interest of the British empire is in- " compatible with the Irish constitution doctrine which I " abjure as treason to the constitution, but if any men " are justified in thinking that the interest of the British * empire is incompatible with the Irish constitution, "...perish the empire live the constitution!" 48 With thee my treaty will I sign, And, ending here my muse's ramble> To thee (nor British fraud is mine) I will, sweet nymph ! without preamble, One single proposition make, Not hostile to the constitution, And hope thou'lt kindly for my sake Come to one single resolution.
49 ELEGY.
ADDRESSED TO MR. GEORGE PICKERING.
To me when life's alluring scenes were new, And hope her magic glass upheld to youth, The sweet perspective how it charmed my view ! It promised bliss in love, in friendship truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
let her still unrivalled fair The loveliest of the lovely reign.
Far other treaties, other schemes.
Than what dull statesmen here employ.
Now fill my fancy's airy dreams With trembling hope, and doubtful joy.
" men still think the interest of the British empire is in- " compatible with the Irish constitution doctrine which I " abjure as treason to the constitution, but if any men " are justified in thinking that the interest of the British * empire is incompatible with the Irish constitution, "...perish the empire live the constitution!" 48 With thee my treaty will I sign, And, ending here my muse's ramble> To thee (nor British fraud is mine) I will, sweet nymph ! without preamble, One single proposition make, Not hostile to the constitution, And hope thou'lt kindly for my sake Come to one single resolution.
49 ELEGY.
ADDRESSED TO MR. GEORGE PICKERING.
To me when life's alluring scenes were new, And hope her magic glass upheld to youth, The sweet perspective how it charmed my view ! It promised bliss in love, in friendship truth.
What to read after Poetry Fugitive And Original?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Bedingfeld to read onlineMoreLess
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