The Methodist
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[6] _The Power of Satire_ (Princeton, 1960), p. 222 and _passim_.
[7] The Methodist was reviewed by _The Monthly Review_, XXV (1766), pp. 319-321, and _Gentleman's Magazine_, XXXVI (1766), p. 335. _Conversation_ was reviewed more favorably by _The Monthly Review_, XXXVII (1767), p. 394, and by _The Critical Review_ XXIV (1767), pp. 341-343. _The Critical Review_ compared him with Swift.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE This facsimile of _The Methodist_ (1766) is reproduced from a copy [840. K. 10. (18. )] ...in the British Museum by kind permission of the Trustees.
THEMETHODIST.
APOEM.
BYE Lloyd [HW: Signature] AUTHOR OFThe Powers of the Pen, and The Curate.
LONDON:PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR;And Sold by RICHARDSON and URQUHART, under theROYAL-EXCHANGE, CORNHILL.
MDCCLXVI.
THE METHODIST.
Nothing, search all creation round, Nothing so _firmly good_ is found, Whose substance, with such closeness knit, _Corruption_'s _Touch_ will not admit; But, spite of all incroaching stains, Its native purity retains: Whose texture will nor warp, nor fade, Though moths and weather shou'd invade, Which _Time_'s sharp tooth cannot corrode, Proof against _Accident_ and _Mode_; And, maugre each assailing dart, Thrown by the hand of Force, or Art, Remains (let Fate do what it will) _Simple_ and _uncorrupted_ still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[6] _The Power of Satire_ (Princeton, 1960), p. 222 and _passim_.
[7] The Methodist was reviewed by _The Monthly Review_, XXV (1766), pp. 319-321, and _Gentleman's Magazine_, XXXVI (1766), p. 335. _Conversation_ was reviewed more favorably by _The Monthly Review_, XXXVII (1767), p. 394, and by _The Critical Review_ XXIV (1767), pp. 341-343. _The Critical Review_ compared him with Swift.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE This facsimile of _The Methodist_ (1766) is reproduced from a copy [840. K. 10. (18. )] ...in the British Museum by kind permission of the Trustees.
THEMETHODIST.
APOEM.
BYE Lloyd [HW: Signature] AUTHOR OFThe Powers of the Pen, and The Curate.
LONDON:PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR;And Sold by RICHARDSON and URQUHART, under theROYAL-EXCHANGE, CORNHILL.
MDCCLXVI.
THE METHODIST.
Nothing, search all creation round, Nothing so _firmly good_ is found, Whose substance, with such closeness knit, _Corruption_'s _Touch_ will not admit; But, spite of all incroaching stains, Its native purity retains: Whose texture will nor warp, nor fade, Though moths and weather shou'd invade, Which _Time_'s sharp tooth cannot corrode, Proof against _Accident_ and _Mode_; And, maugre each assailing dart, Thrown by the hand of Force, or Art, Remains (let Fate do what it will) _Simple_ and _uncorrupted_ still.
What to read after The Methodist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd Evan to read onlineMoreLess
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