The Borough: a Poem in Twenty-Four Letters
The Borough: a Poem in Twenty-Four Letters
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These accents sweet and Ibia soft hoar combine^ When most unguarded theat to wift thai heart of thine : But see, they iiaid i the £Mid enofaaiitiwesitifltesi And in its place Ufe's common views arise.
Sometimes a party^ row'd from town, will lan# On a. small islet formed of shelly samdf Left by the water when the tides are low, But which the floods in their return o^eiAow ; There will they anchor^ pleaa'd awjbile to Tiew The watery waste, a prospect wild and new ; The now recedmg billows %m the...m space, On either side the growing shores to pace ; - * And then returning, they contract the scene, Till small and smaller grows.the walk between > As sea to sea approaches, shores to shores^ Till the next ebb the sandy isle restores* .
Then what alarm ! n^hat danger and dismay.
If all their trust, their b
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These accents sweet and Ibia soft hoar combine^ When most unguarded theat to wift thai heart of thine : But see, they iiaid i the £Mid enofaaiitiwesitifltesi And in its place Ufe's common views arise.
Sometimes a party^ row'd from town, will lan# On a. small islet formed of shelly samdf Left by the water when the tides are low, But which the floods in their return o^eiAow ; There will they anchor^ pleaa'd awjbile to Tiew The watery waste, a prospect wild and new ; The now recedmg billows %m the...m space, On either side the growing shores to pace ; - * And then returning, they contract the scene, Till small and smaller grows.the walk between > As sea to sea approaches, shores to shores^ Till the next ebb the sandy isle restores* .
Then what alarm ! n^hat danger and dismay.
If all their trust, their b
What to read after The Borough: a Poem in Twenty-Four Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crabbe George to read onlineMoreLess
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