The Poetical Works of Thomas Chatterton
The Poetical Works of Thomas Chatterton
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" RECITATIVE.
Again he's lost, again he chatters Of lace, and bobbin, and such matters.
A thickening vapour swells Of Adam's fall he tells ; Dark as twice ten thousand hells Is the gibberish which he spatters- i $6 JOURNAL SIXTH, Now a most dismal elegy he sings, Groans, doleful groans are heard about, The Issacharian rout Swell the sharp howl, and loud the sorrow rings.
He sung a modern buck whose end Was blinded prejudice and zeal, In life to every vice a friend, Unfixed as fortune on her whe...el. He lived a buck, he died a fool, So let him to oblivion fall, Who thought a wretched body all, Untaught in nature's or the passion's school Now he takes another theme, Thus he tells his waking dream.
"After fasting, and praying, and grunting, and weeping, My guardian angel beheld me fast sleeping. And instantly capering into my brain Relieved me from prison of bodily chain. The soul can be everything, as you all know, And mine was transformed to the shape of a crow. N (The preacher or metre has surely mistook For all must confess that a parson's a rook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" RECITATIVE.
Again he's lost, again he chatters Of lace, and bobbin, and such matters.
A thickening vapour swells Of Adam's fall he tells ; Dark as twice ten thousand hells Is the gibberish which he spatters- i $6 JOURNAL SIXTH, Now a most dismal elegy he sings, Groans, doleful groans are heard about, The Issacharian rout Swell the sharp howl, and loud the sorrow rings.
He sung a modern buck whose end Was blinded prejudice and zeal, In life to every vice a friend, Unfixed as fortune on her whe...el. He lived a buck, he died a fool, So let him to oblivion fall, Who thought a wretched body all, Untaught in nature's or the passion's school Now he takes another theme, Thus he tells his waking dream.
"After fasting, and praying, and grunting, and weeping, My guardian angel beheld me fast sleeping. And instantly capering into my brain Relieved me from prison of bodily chain. The soul can be everything, as you all know, And mine was transformed to the shape of a crow. N (The preacher or metre has surely mistook For all must confess that a parson's a rook.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Thomas Chatterton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chatterton Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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