The North American Review volume 05
The North American Review volume 05
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How shall I then employ my rhyming gift ?
2 5 Bilaine was a famous bookseller, who kept his shop in the grand ball of the palace.
26 Cqrneille having obtained the representation of his famous drama of the Cid, a party was form -d against it, at the head of which was the great Cardinal Richelieu, prime minister of France. He obliged the French academy to criticise that play, and their strictures were printed under the title of " Sentiments of the French Academy respecting- the Cid. " 27 Zimene a...nd Rodrigo the heroine and the hero of the Cid.
2 8 Liniere was an author who wrote severely against Chaplain's Maid of Orleans.
2 9 Regnier was the first who wrote Satires in France. While very young, his verses provoked for him so many enemies, that his father was obliged to chastise him.
30 Feuillet was a preacher excessively severe in his manners, and alarm ing in his exhortations. He affected Singularity in his publick perform ances.
Vol. V. No. 2. 26 198 Original Poetry.
Pray would you have me daintily explode My inspiration in a pretty ode ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How shall I then employ my rhyming gift ?
2 5 Bilaine was a famous bookseller, who kept his shop in the grand ball of the palace.
26 Cqrneille having obtained the representation of his famous drama of the Cid, a party was form -d against it, at the head of which was the great Cardinal Richelieu, prime minister of France. He obliged the French academy to criticise that play, and their strictures were printed under the title of " Sentiments of the French Academy respecting- the Cid. " 27 Zimene a...nd Rodrigo the heroine and the hero of the Cid.
2 8 Liniere was an author who wrote severely against Chaplain's Maid of Orleans.
2 9 Regnier was the first who wrote Satires in France. While very young, his verses provoked for him so many enemies, that his father was obliged to chastise him.
30 Feuillet was a preacher excessively severe in his manners, and alarm ing in his exhortations. He affected Singularity in his publick perform ances.
Vol. V. No. 2. 26 198 Original Poetry.
Pray would you have me daintily explode My inspiration in a pretty ode ?
What to read after The North American Review volume 05?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson James Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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