The Crowning of the British Living Poetesses
The Crowning of the British Living Poetesses
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If so, she has only the credit of two crowns instead of one ; and whether of the water or the land, is alike recognised as quite in her element ; and therefore it is, perhaps, scarcely worth while, further than by this note, to rectify the error.
20 THE CUOWXING OF THE She came with another, who also wore red. With javelins and crossbows in garniture spread ; Their bonnets of blue shewed the shadowy plume. And bright bloody-warrior enwreathed with the broom. From the ranks of some Amazon tribe ...have they sped ? Or the train of the Huntress with crescented head ? — No, 'tis not to Dian they bend, but her brother; For the one was Miss Holfoi'd, Miss Porter the other. * They seem'd in a talk that might apathy stir, But " Wallace !" was all that arrived at my ear. The Bluse eyed the dames with a favouring glance, As she mark'd them at once up the area advance : To this, she exdaim'd, " Here's a garland for you !" To that — " To your brow shall the laurel be due. For even your prose is to poetiy true !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If so, she has only the credit of two crowns instead of one ; and whether of the water or the land, is alike recognised as quite in her element ; and therefore it is, perhaps, scarcely worth while, further than by this note, to rectify the error.
20 THE CUOWXING OF THE She came with another, who also wore red. With javelins and crossbows in garniture spread ; Their bonnets of blue shewed the shadowy plume. And bright bloody-warrior enwreathed with the broom. From the ranks of some Amazon tribe ...have they sped ? Or the train of the Huntress with crescented head ? — No, 'tis not to Dian they bend, but her brother; For the one was Miss Holfoi'd, Miss Porter the other. * They seem'd in a talk that might apathy stir, But " Wallace !" was all that arrived at my ear. The Bluse eyed the dames with a favouring glance, As she mark'd them at once up the area advance : To this, she exdaim'd, " Here's a garland for you !" To that — " To your brow shall the laurel be due. For even your prose is to poetiy true !
What to read after The Crowning of the British Living Poetesses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ball to read onlineMoreLess
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