The Poems And Miscellaneous Compositions of Paul Whitehead; With Explanatory Notes On His Writings
The Poems And Miscellaneous Compositions of Paul Whitehead; With Explanatory Notes On His Writings
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Flies on his Foe, and foams upon the ftage; Now V. 19. Like the young Lion] It may be obfcryed, that our Author has treated the Reader but with one fimile throughout the two foregoing Books, but, in order to make him ample amends, has given him no lefs than fix in this. Doubtlefs this was in imitation of Homer, and art- fully intended to heighten the dignity of the main adion, as well as our admiration, towards the conclufion of his work.— Fw/x coronat Opus. ' Digitized by Google AN B P I C P O... E M. 83.
Now grappling, both in clofe contention join, Legs lock' in legs, and arms in arms entwine : 25 They fweat, they heave, each tugging nerve they {Irain ; Both, fix*d as oaks, their fturdy trunks fuftain.
At length the Chief his wily art difplay'd, Poiz*d on his hip the haplefs Youth he laid ; Aloft in air his quiv'ring limbs he throw'd, 30 Then on the ground down dafh'd the ponderous load.
So fome vaft Ruin on a mountain's brow.
Which tott'ring hangs, and dreadful nods below, When the fierce tempeft the foundation rends, WhirPd thro' the air with horrid crufli defcends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flies on his Foe, and foams upon the ftage; Now V. 19. Like the young Lion] It may be obfcryed, that our Author has treated the Reader but with one fimile throughout the two foregoing Books, but, in order to make him ample amends, has given him no lefs than fix in this. Doubtlefs this was in imitation of Homer, and art- fully intended to heighten the dignity of the main adion, as well as our admiration, towards the conclufion of his work.— Fw/x coronat Opus. ' Digitized by Google AN B P I C P O... E M. 83.
Now grappling, both in clofe contention join, Legs lock' in legs, and arms in arms entwine : 25 They fweat, they heave, each tugging nerve they {Irain ; Both, fix*d as oaks, their fturdy trunks fuftain.
At length the Chief his wily art difplay'd, Poiz*d on his hip the haplefs Youth he laid ; Aloft in air his quiv'ring limbs he throw'd, 30 Then on the ground down dafh'd the ponderous load.
So fome vaft Ruin on a mountain's brow.
Which tott'ring hangs, and dreadful nods below, When the fierce tempeft the foundation rends, WhirPd thro' the air with horrid crufli defcends.
What to read after The Poems And Miscellaneous Compositions of Paul Whitehead; With Explanatory Notes On His Writings?
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