The Life And Letters of William Cowper Esq With Remarks On Epistolary Writers
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Whom not having seen I adore; Whose Name is exaUed above All Glory, Dominion, and Power, Dissolve Thou the bond that detains My soul from hv r portion in Thee !
And strike off the adamant chains. And make me eternally free !
When that happy aera begins, When array'd in thy beauty I shine. Nor pierce any more by my sins The bosom, on which I recline: APPENDIX.
No. 2.
TRANSLATIONS OF GREEK VERSES.
FROM THE GKEEK OF JULIANUS.
A Spartan, his companion slain.
Alone from battle fled. His mother kindl...ing with disdain That she had borne him, struck him dead ; For courage, and not birth alone, In Sparta, testifies a son I ON THE SAME BY PALAADAS.
A Spartan scaping from the fight. His mother met him in his flight. Upheld a faulchion to his breast. And thus the fugitive address'd: " Thou canst but live to blot with shame ** Indelible thy mother's name, T 2 Q76 " While ev'ry breath, that thou shalt draw, " Offends against thy country's law ; " But, if thou perish by this hand, . " Myself indeed throughout the land, " To my dishonor, shall be known " The mother still of such a son, " But Sparta will be safe and free, " And that shall serve to comfort me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whom not having seen I adore; Whose Name is exaUed above All Glory, Dominion, and Power, Dissolve Thou the bond that detains My soul from hv r portion in Thee !
And strike off the adamant chains. And make me eternally free !
When that happy aera begins, When array'd in thy beauty I shine. Nor pierce any more by my sins The bosom, on which I recline: APPENDIX.
No. 2.
TRANSLATIONS OF GREEK VERSES.
FROM THE GKEEK OF JULIANUS.
A Spartan, his companion slain.
Alone from battle fled. His mother kindl...ing with disdain That she had borne him, struck him dead ; For courage, and not birth alone, In Sparta, testifies a son I ON THE SAME BY PALAADAS.
A Spartan scaping from the fight. His mother met him in his flight. Upheld a faulchion to his breast. And thus the fugitive address'd: " Thou canst but live to blot with shame ** Indelible thy mother's name, T 2 Q76 " While ev'ry breath, that thou shalt draw, " Offends against thy country's law ; " But, if thou perish by this hand, . " Myself indeed throughout the land, " To my dishonor, shall be known " The mother still of such a son, " But Sparta will be safe and free, " And that shall serve to comfort me.
What to read after The Life And Letters of William Cowper Esq With Remarks On Epistolary Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hayley William to read onlineMoreLess
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