The Rise of Formal Satire in England Under Classical Influence
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is on the assumption of superiority by those having no claim to it, especially the newly rich.
" Th' art quite turn'd Dutch, or some outlandish lowt : Thou hast cleane forgot thine English tong, and then Art in no state to salute Englishmen : Or else th' hast had some great sicknes of late.
Whose tiranny doth so extenuate Thy fraile remembrance, that thou canst not claime Thine old acquaintance, mothers tong, nor name Given thee in thy baptisme. ' ' Edward Guilpin. 151 Satire IV. is on the fool...ish jealousy of husbands.
Satire V. is on the follies of the city, especially the young gallants of Paul's.
" Let me alone, I prethee, in thys Cell ; Entice me not into the Citties hell : Tempt me not forth this Eden of content To tast of that which I shall soone repent.
Prethy excuse me : I am not alone, Accompanied with meditation.
And calm content, whose tast more pleaseth me Than all the Citties lushious vanity.
I had rather be encoffin'd in this chest Amongst these bookes and papers, I protest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is on the assumption of superiority by those having no claim to it, especially the newly rich.
" Th' art quite turn'd Dutch, or some outlandish lowt : Thou hast cleane forgot thine English tong, and then Art in no state to salute Englishmen : Or else th' hast had some great sicknes of late.
Whose tiranny doth so extenuate Thy fraile remembrance, that thou canst not claime Thine old acquaintance, mothers tong, nor name Given thee in thy baptisme. ' ' Edward Guilpin. 151 Satire IV. is on the fool...ish jealousy of husbands.
Satire V. is on the follies of the city, especially the young gallants of Paul's.
" Let me alone, I prethee, in thys Cell ; Entice me not into the Citties hell : Tempt me not forth this Eden of content To tast of that which I shall soone repent.
Prethy excuse me : I am not alone, Accompanied with meditation.
And calm content, whose tast more pleaseth me Than all the Citties lushious vanity.
I had rather be encoffin'd in this chest Amongst these bookes and papers, I protest.
What to read after The Rise of Formal Satire in England Under Classical Influence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Macdonald Alden to read onlineMoreLess
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