The Franciscan Friar a Satire And the Marriage Ode of Francis of Valois And Ma
The Franciscan Friar a Satire And the Marriage Ode of Francis of Valois And Ma
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Sagacious Lang, of wild inventions full, Who spent his hours poor Scotia's sons to gull, Tells that strange sounds his list'ning ear assail, And torturd souls send forth the dismal wail; With pain o'erwhelm'd, and dreadful anguish spent, Their wounding sighs and direful moanings vent; While frightful demons, a tumultuous band, Mark with their tails in tracts the yielding sand: THE FRANCISCAN. 89 When he approach'd the mouth of cavern dire, The huge abyss, and vast Tartarian fire, From smell of ...kitchen in the frightful mine, He smok'd the hour the infernals went to dine.
When with these tales he had the vulgar ear Completely stor'd, and wrapt their souls in fear, His genius then prepares a mighty charm, To fright plebeians, and the clown alarm; A mighty circle round the field he drew, Within that space less circles rise to view; A marsh in centre of the circle stood, From which a pool well'd forth with lazy flood; Fierce burning coals into the pond he threw, It roars, smokes, rises like infernal dew; When all's complete, Lang, of his wonders vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sagacious Lang, of wild inventions full, Who spent his hours poor Scotia's sons to gull, Tells that strange sounds his list'ning ear assail, And torturd souls send forth the dismal wail; With pain o'erwhelm'd, and dreadful anguish spent, Their wounding sighs and direful moanings vent; While frightful demons, a tumultuous band, Mark with their tails in tracts the yielding sand: THE FRANCISCAN. 89 When he approach'd the mouth of cavern dire, The huge abyss, and vast Tartarian fire, From smell of ...kitchen in the frightful mine, He smok'd the hour the infernals went to dine.
When with these tales he had the vulgar ear Completely stor'd, and wrapt their souls in fear, His genius then prepares a mighty charm, To fright plebeians, and the clown alarm; A mighty circle round the field he drew, Within that space less circles rise to view; A marsh in centre of the circle stood, From which a pool well'd forth with lazy flood; Fierce burning coals into the pond he threw, It roars, smokes, rises like infernal dew; When all's complete, Lang, of his wonders vain.
What to read after The Franciscan Friar a Satire And the Marriage Ode of Francis of Valois And Ma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan George to read onlineMoreLess
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