Senilities Or Solitary Amusements in Prose And Verse With a Cursory Disquisi
Senilities Or Solitary Amusements in Prose And Verse With a Cursory Disquisi
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But Ihonld I name the variousf fcenes around. Where learning, beauty, worth, or wealth abound ; Tho' Tewkefbury with pride the names would read, The lift would Homer's Catalogue:|; exceed- But lo ! where Breedon's eaftern verge de- clines, And Cotfwold's northern promontory joins j On a rising plat of ground.
+ Croom, Todington, Btsford, Dailsford, Sec.
"^ Of ships and their heroic leaders, 400 lines.
My TEWKESBURY PARK. T^J My native village* faintly meets my fight ; Th' affefting bier has put... the Mufe to flight, I figh to think my youthful days are o'er; And fancy, mirth, and pleafure, arf no more.
Michleton, COMB HAY.
[ ^58 ] COMB HAY.
TO MRS. SM LI.
Stranger! while thro' thefe fylvan fliades you rove, Where chryftal ftreams reflcfl th' inverted grove ; Where, crown'd with circHng woods, the mountain's height^ ' And floping lawns harmonioufly unite ; Where all appears a fairy vifion, know ! To Myra's fkill thefe lovely fcenes you owe, Tho' nature in her fimplefl drcfs can charm, ^nd every fine, poetic fancy M'arm ; Yet, unaclorn'd by art, alas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Ihonld I name the variousf fcenes around. Where learning, beauty, worth, or wealth abound ; Tho' Tewkefbury with pride the names would read, The lift would Homer's Catalogue:|; exceed- But lo ! where Breedon's eaftern verge de- clines, And Cotfwold's northern promontory joins j On a rising plat of ground.
+ Croom, Todington, Btsford, Dailsford, Sec.
"^ Of ships and their heroic leaders, 400 lines.
My TEWKESBURY PARK. T^J My native village* faintly meets my fight ; Th' affefting bier has put... the Mufe to flight, I figh to think my youthful days are o'er; And fancy, mirth, and pleafure, arf no more.
Michleton, COMB HAY.
[ ^58 ] COMB HAY.
TO MRS. SM LI.
Stranger! while thro' thefe fylvan fliades you rove, Where chryftal ftreams reflcfl th' inverted grove ; Where, crown'd with circHng woods, the mountain's height^ ' And floping lawns harmonioufly unite ; Where all appears a fairy vifion, know ! To Myra's fkill thefe lovely fcenes you owe, Tho' nature in her fimplefl drcfs can charm, ^nd every fine, poetic fancy M'arm ; Yet, unaclorn'd by art, alas !
What to read after Senilities Or Solitary Amusements in Prose And Verse With a Cursory Disquisi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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