The British Poets Including Translations volume 3
The British Poets Including Translations volume 3
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O let not such lewd sacrilege begin, Tempted by Henry's rich, successful sin !
THE PURITAN AND THE PAPIST. 213 Henry ! the monster-king of all that age ; Wild in his lust, but wilder in his rage. Expect not you his fate, though Hotham thrives In imitating Henry's tricks for wives ; Nor fewer churches hopes, than wives, to see Buried, and then their lands his own to be. Ye boundless tyrants ! how do you outvie The' Athenians' Thirty, Rome's Decemviry ! In rage, injustice, cruelty, as far Above t...hose men, as you in number are. What mysteries of iniquity do we see ! New prisons made to defend liberty ! Our goods forced from us for property's sake; And all the real nonsense which ye make ! Ship-money was unjustly ta'en, ye say; Unjustlier far, you take the ships away. The High Commission you call'd tyranny : Ye did ! good God ! what is the High Committee ? Ye said that gifts and bribes preferments bought: By money and blood too they now are sought. To the king's will, the laws men strove to draw : The subjects' will is now become the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O let not such lewd sacrilege begin, Tempted by Henry's rich, successful sin !
THE PURITAN AND THE PAPIST. 213 Henry ! the monster-king of all that age ; Wild in his lust, but wilder in his rage. Expect not you his fate, though Hotham thrives In imitating Henry's tricks for wives ; Nor fewer churches hopes, than wives, to see Buried, and then their lands his own to be. Ye boundless tyrants ! how do you outvie The' Athenians' Thirty, Rome's Decemviry ! In rage, injustice, cruelty, as far Above t...hose men, as you in number are. What mysteries of iniquity do we see ! New prisons made to defend liberty ! Our goods forced from us for property's sake; And all the real nonsense which ye make ! Ship-money was unjustly ta'en, ye say; Unjustlier far, you take the ships away. The High Commission you call'd tyranny : Ye did ! good God ! what is the High Committee ? Ye said that gifts and bribes preferments bought: By money and blood too they now are sought. To the king's will, the laws men strove to draw : The subjects' will is now become the law.
What to read after The British Poets Including Translations volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H John Hartman Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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