The Beauties of Oxford a Poetical Translation of a Latin Poem Written in the Y
The Beauties of Oxford a Poetical Translation of a Latin Poem Written in the Y
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Ib.
Hospitality to the French Clergy, . . Ib. Anticipation, . 66 Chapel Garden, . Ib. Romish Chapel, . 67 Fine painting— Dead Christ, ib. Taking leave. . 68 Professor's description of him- self, . . Ib. Going, . . 69 Valediction, . »b.
THE BEAUTIES OP OXFORD Welcome to Oxford, Sir, — ^You come from Town ? Chance, or design, perhaps, has brought you down ; Before you reach that Bridge, take my advice. And quit your open carriage in a trice ; Walk slowly on, the better to descry Those proud and s...tately Piles that meet your eye.
Once in a morning walk, for exercise.
By chance a Stranger pass'd before my eyes ; I recollect it well — and well I may, For June had lengthened out the longest day ; 2 THE BEAUTIES OF OXFORD.
Anxious he stood, perceiving that I knew Not where to visit first, what steps pursue ; He sympathiz'd with my embarrasment, And would go with me, wheresoe'er I went : In this dilemma I could not contend, And did adopt him as my guide and friend. But time is precious ; 'fis so much so, that We will not waste it now in useless chat : Butlet^me recommend — admire, and feel, ihe nun?' rOUs wonders of this grand coup doeil, — JE^io]d, u^numfe6r'd, '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ib.
Hospitality to the French Clergy, . . Ib. Anticipation, . 66 Chapel Garden, . Ib. Romish Chapel, . 67 Fine painting— Dead Christ, ib. Taking leave. . 68 Professor's description of him- self, . . Ib. Going, . . 69 Valediction, . »b.
THE BEAUTIES OP OXFORD Welcome to Oxford, Sir, — ^You come from Town ? Chance, or design, perhaps, has brought you down ; Before you reach that Bridge, take my advice. And quit your open carriage in a trice ; Walk slowly on, the better to descry Those proud and s...tately Piles that meet your eye.
Once in a morning walk, for exercise.
By chance a Stranger pass'd before my eyes ; I recollect it well — and well I may, For June had lengthened out the longest day ; 2 THE BEAUTIES OF OXFORD.
Anxious he stood, perceiving that I knew Not where to visit first, what steps pursue ; He sympathiz'd with my embarrasment, And would go with me, wheresoe'er I went : In this dilemma I could not contend, And did adopt him as my guide and friend. But time is precious ; 'fis so much so, that We will not waste it now in useless chat : Butlet^me recommend — admire, and feel, ihe nun?' rOUs wonders of this grand coup doeil, — JE^io]d, u^numfe6r'd, '.
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