The British Poets Including Translations volume 14
The British Poets Including Translations volume 14
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This blasted tree predestines it ; Go, tie the dismal knot (why shouldst thou live ?) And, by the lines thou there hast writ, Deform'dly hanging, the sad picture be To that unlucky history.
HER UNBELIEF.
'Tis a strange kind of ignorance this in you !
That you your victories should not spy.
Victories gotten by your eye ! That your bright beams, as those of comets do.
Should kill, but not know how, nor who !
That truly you my idol might appear. Whilst all the people smell and see Tiie odorous fla...mes T ofler thee.
Thou sitt'st, and dost not see, nor smell, nor hear. Thy constant, zealous worshipper.
THE GAZERS. SS They see't too well who at my fires repine ; Nay, the' uneoncern'd themselves do prove Quick-eyed enough to spy my love ; Nor does the cause in thy face clearlier shine. Than the effect appears in mine.
Fair infidel ! by what imjust decree Must I, who with such restless care Would make this truth to thee appear.
Must I, who preach it, and pray for it, be Daran'd by thy incredulity ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This blasted tree predestines it ; Go, tie the dismal knot (why shouldst thou live ?) And, by the lines thou there hast writ, Deform'dly hanging, the sad picture be To that unlucky history.
HER UNBELIEF.
'Tis a strange kind of ignorance this in you !
That you your victories should not spy.
Victories gotten by your eye ! That your bright beams, as those of comets do.
Should kill, but not know how, nor who !
That truly you my idol might appear. Whilst all the people smell and see Tiie odorous fla...mes T ofler thee.
Thou sitt'st, and dost not see, nor smell, nor hear. Thy constant, zealous worshipper.
THE GAZERS. SS They see't too well who at my fires repine ; Nay, the' uneoncern'd themselves do prove Quick-eyed enough to spy my love ; Nor does the cause in thy face clearlier shine. Than the effect appears in mine.
Fair infidel ! by what imjust decree Must I, who with such restless care Would make this truth to thee appear.
Must I, who preach it, and pray for it, be Daran'd by thy incredulity ?
What to read after The British Poets Including Translations volume 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alton James to read onlineMoreLess
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