The Complete Poems of Giles Fletcher B D
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Hence Fletcher, in the spirit, and looking deeper than Richardson' Cattermole, and the rest, is accurate : = And thrice denied {i. E. Refused) the help He thrice begged (see previous line) in the Gar- den, by those who had sworn not to deny (in another sense). G.
Christ's trivmph over death. 201 Kindnes infects, pitie is dangerous ; And the poore infant, yet not fully bred, Thear whear he should be borne, lies buried.
So the darke prince, from his infernall cell, Casts vp his griesly torturers ...of Hell, And whets them to revenge, with this insulting spell : — * See how the world smiles in eternall peace ; While we, the harmles brats and rustic throng Of night, our snakes in curies doe pranke and dresse : Why sleep our drouzie scorpions so long ?
Whear is our wonted vertue to doe wrong?
Are we our selues ? or are we Graces growen ?
The sonnes of hell or heau'n ? was neuer knowne Our whips so ouer-moss't and brands so deadly blowne !
* O long desir&d, neuer-hop't for howre. When our Tormentour shall our torments feele !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence Fletcher, in the spirit, and looking deeper than Richardson' Cattermole, and the rest, is accurate : = And thrice denied {i. E. Refused) the help He thrice begged (see previous line) in the Gar- den, by those who had sworn not to deny (in another sense). G.
Christ's trivmph over death. 201 Kindnes infects, pitie is dangerous ; And the poore infant, yet not fully bred, Thear whear he should be borne, lies buried.
So the darke prince, from his infernall cell, Casts vp his griesly torturers ...of Hell, And whets them to revenge, with this insulting spell : — * See how the world smiles in eternall peace ; While we, the harmles brats and rustic throng Of night, our snakes in curies doe pranke and dresse : Why sleep our drouzie scorpions so long ?
Whear is our wonted vertue to doe wrong?
Are we our selues ? or are we Graces growen ?
The sonnes of hell or heau'n ? was neuer knowne Our whips so ouer-moss't and brands so deadly blowne !
* O long desir&d, neuer-hop't for howre. When our Tormentour shall our torments feele !
What to read after The Complete Poems of Giles Fletcher B D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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