The Orlando Furioso: Tr. Into English Verse From the Italian of Ludovico Ariosto With Notes By William Stewart Rose ..
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Among some hornbeams, as thickly planted as those we see in a nursery garden, and about as high, were tied the decoy-birds, and when any others visited them, we pulled the string of a clap-net, which closed upon the prey.
11.
No otherwise J upon the further thore Ofjbsse or ofcandl^ the frogs we spy.
By cautious ar^r, practised in his lore^ Smote and trai^fised^ ^c.
Stanza Ixix. lines 1, 2, 3, 4.
The frog-hunter has changed his weapons, and frogs are now fished for in Italy.
12.
As hunter watch...es far his prey^ In forest^ wUh armed dogs.
Stanza Ixxiii. lines 6 and 7.
I suppose with collars armed with spikes, as may yet be seen on the wolf-dogs in parts of Switzerland.
13.
Or that it was not the Creator's wUl The church so soon her champion should hewaU, Stanza Ixxvi. lines 5 and 6.
Had Ariosto lost sight of Orlando's invulnerability, save in the sole of his foot, or is he to be defended for such an apparent oversight by a reference to the Innamorato, which represents the count as not insensible to contusions, tliough his skin is impenetrable ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among some hornbeams, as thickly planted as those we see in a nursery garden, and about as high, were tied the decoy-birds, and when any others visited them, we pulled the string of a clap-net, which closed upon the prey.
11.
No otherwise J upon the further thore Ofjbsse or ofcandl^ the frogs we spy.
By cautious ar^r, practised in his lore^ Smote and trai^fised^ ^c.
Stanza Ixix. lines 1, 2, 3, 4.
The frog-hunter has changed his weapons, and frogs are now fished for in Italy.
12.
As hunter watch...es far his prey^ In forest^ wUh armed dogs.
Stanza Ixxiii. lines 6 and 7.
I suppose with collars armed with spikes, as may yet be seen on the wolf-dogs in parts of Switzerland.
13.
Or that it was not the Creator's wUl The church so soon her champion should hewaU, Stanza Ixxvi. lines 5 and 6.
Had Ariosto lost sight of Orlando's invulnerability, save in the sole of his foot, or is he to be defended for such an apparent oversight by a reference to the Innamorato, which represents the count as not insensible to contusions, tliough his skin is impenetrable ?
What to read after The Orlando Furioso: Tr. Into English Verse From the Italian of Ludovico Ariosto With Notes By William Stewart Rose ..?
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