The Paradise of Coquettes a Poem
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Wrapt the whole frame, and loosely swept the ground, Reveal'd not what it wrapt, yet gave to know Some living thing, that faintly stirr'd below. Self-dark, it gleam'd a misty horror wide ; The very blaze, that flash'd on every side. Bright as the sunny rock from which it sprung. Around, half qucnch'd, like fading twihght hung.
Near a dull fount, scarce creeping thro' th cave, It stood, the Genius of the dismal wave.
138 THE STAR f PART V.
No rill seem'd laughing o'er the rock to dance, With mir...th-inviting voice, and sparkling glance ; No water trickled, all one bubbly swell Of foam slow-heav'd, that rose, and burst, and fell.
Some, in a jetty goblet, like the fount Still foam*d, and sank, in other froth to mount.
This, as if proffering, in his shadowy grasp The living Darkness clasp'd, or seem'd to clasp ; For the thick veil, that widely mantled o'er, But show'd the cup, nor mark'd the hand that bore.
Curious, yet trembling, ha4f approach'd the Fair.
" Hold, " cried her guide, " Oblivion's cup forbear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrapt the whole frame, and loosely swept the ground, Reveal'd not what it wrapt, yet gave to know Some living thing, that faintly stirr'd below. Self-dark, it gleam'd a misty horror wide ; The very blaze, that flash'd on every side. Bright as the sunny rock from which it sprung. Around, half qucnch'd, like fading twihght hung.
Near a dull fount, scarce creeping thro' th cave, It stood, the Genius of the dismal wave.
138 THE STAR f PART V.
No rill seem'd laughing o'er the rock to dance, With mir...th-inviting voice, and sparkling glance ; No water trickled, all one bubbly swell Of foam slow-heav'd, that rose, and burst, and fell.
Some, in a jetty goblet, like the fount Still foam*d, and sank, in other froth to mount.
This, as if proffering, in his shadowy grasp The living Darkness clasp'd, or seem'd to clasp ; For the thick veil, that widely mantled o'er, But show'd the cup, nor mark'd the hand that bore.
Curious, yet trembling, ha4f approach'd the Fair.
" Hold, " cried her guide, " Oblivion's cup forbear !
What to read after The Paradise of Coquettes a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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