The British Poets Including Translations volume 65
The British Poets Including Translations volume 65
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To Marian, once of Colin Clout the scorn, Shall Bumpkin come, and bumpkinets be born. ' Smote to the heart, the maidens marveld sore, That ten short months had such events in store ; But holding Arm, what village maids believe, * That strife with fate is milking in a sieve;' To prove their prophet true, though to their cost, They justly thought no time was to be lost.
These foes to youth, that seek, with dangerous To aid the native weakness of the heart ; [art, These miscreants from thy harmles...s village drive, As wasps felonious from the labouring hive.
THE COUNTRY JUSTICE.
PART II.
TO ROBERT WILSON CRACROFT, ESQ.
Born with a gentle heart, and born to please With native goodness, of no fortune vain, The social aspect of inviting ease, The kind opinion, and the sense humane; To thee, my Cracroft, whom, in early youth, With lenient hand and anxious love, I led Through paths where science points to manly truth, And glory gilds the mansions of the dead ; To thee this offering of maturer thought, That, since wild Fancy flung the lyre aside, With heedful hand the moral Muse hath wrought, That Muse devotes, and bears with honest pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Marian, once of Colin Clout the scorn, Shall Bumpkin come, and bumpkinets be born. ' Smote to the heart, the maidens marveld sore, That ten short months had such events in store ; But holding Arm, what village maids believe, * That strife with fate is milking in a sieve;' To prove their prophet true, though to their cost, They justly thought no time was to be lost.
These foes to youth, that seek, with dangerous To aid the native weakness of the heart ; [art, These miscreants from thy harmles...s village drive, As wasps felonious from the labouring hive.
THE COUNTRY JUSTICE.
PART II.
TO ROBERT WILSON CRACROFT, ESQ.
Born with a gentle heart, and born to please With native goodness, of no fortune vain, The social aspect of inviting ease, The kind opinion, and the sense humane; To thee, my Cracroft, whom, in early youth, With lenient hand and anxious love, I led Through paths where science points to manly truth, And glory gilds the mansions of the dead ; To thee this offering of maturer thought, That, since wild Fancy flung the lyre aside, With heedful hand the moral Muse hath wrought, That Muse devotes, and bears with honest pride.
What to read after The British Poets Including Translations volume 65?
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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