The Conquest of Canan a Poem in Eleven Books
The Conquest of Canan a Poem in Eleven Books
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And deathlefs deeds fliall brighten Jacob's name. ^70 Thus he. The wile the thoughtlefs thoufands drew, Snar'd by foft words, and caught by gilding fliew ; For war, invigor'd, glow'd th' undaunted mind. And kindling eye-balls with new luflre fliin'd. No walls they need, to flay th' impending foe ; £7 - Yet, with light labour, fvvift the barriers grow j Hope high in view difplay'd unmeafur'd fpoil, Sooth'd every pain, and lelTen'd every toil.
As thus ferenely pafs'd the cheerful day, And care, a...nd grief, obliTious roll'd away, rSo At once flinll rang, from eaflern woods afar, . The cry of foes, and growing found of war.
The , 1 J BOOK IV. OF CANAAN. HI The fporting warriors, prompt at dread alarms, Ceas'd from each game, and brac'd tor fight their arms; O'er eaftern fields, with rapid fteps they hied, 58^ And bands conjoining fwell'd th' embattled pride.
From the wood haftening, flew, with wild furprize. Two timorous youths, and rais'd lamenting cries ; With trembling voice, they faid— Of nought afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And deathlefs deeds fliall brighten Jacob's name. ^70 Thus he. The wile the thoughtlefs thoufands drew, Snar'd by foft words, and caught by gilding fliew ; For war, invigor'd, glow'd th' undaunted mind. And kindling eye-balls with new luflre fliin'd. No walls they need, to flay th' impending foe ; £7 - Yet, with light labour, fvvift the barriers grow j Hope high in view difplay'd unmeafur'd fpoil, Sooth'd every pain, and lelTen'd every toil.
As thus ferenely pafs'd the cheerful day, And care, a...nd grief, obliTious roll'd away, rSo At once flinll rang, from eaflern woods afar, . The cry of foes, and growing found of war.
The , 1 J BOOK IV. OF CANAAN. HI The fporting warriors, prompt at dread alarms, Ceas'd from each game, and brac'd tor fight their arms; O'er eaftern fields, with rapid fteps they hied, 58^ And bands conjoining fwell'd th' embattled pride.
From the wood haftening, flew, with wild furprize. Two timorous youths, and rais'd lamenting cries ; With trembling voice, they faid— Of nought afraid.
What to read after The Conquest of Canan a Poem in Eleven Books?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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