The Sibyl Or New Oracles From the Poets
The Sibyl Or New Oracles From the Poets
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SOUTHEY. 39. Meantime the stranger every voice employed To ask or tell his name. Who is it? Lloyd. CHURCHILL. 40. Your William dear In beauty brightens, as in height he grows ; In books and learning he finds no compeer. ALLAN CUNNINGHAM. 41. Of Henry s worth you speak With eager warmth, and sparkling eye. MRS. OPIE. 42. Pat is the urchin s name, a red-haired youth. HORACE AND J. SMITH. 43. Albert fondly came, and bright Shone the sparkling gift he wore, But more fair her smile of light Who that... gift of fondness bore. DR. BROWN. 133 44. When Frederic comes, the kind old ladies smile, A nice young man who comes with unsoiled feet. CRABBE Tales of the Hall. 45. Joseph, the worthy son of worthy sire, Who well repays his pious parent s care, To train him in the ways of virtue fair, And early with the love of truth inspire. THOMAS EDWARDS. 46. Young Edwin lighted by the evening star, Lingering and listening. BE ATTIE Minstrel. 47. Long-armed John, with moist and smutty brow. R. H. DANA. 48.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SOUTHEY. 39. Meantime the stranger every voice employed To ask or tell his name. Who is it? Lloyd. CHURCHILL. 40. Your William dear In beauty brightens, as in height he grows ; In books and learning he finds no compeer. ALLAN CUNNINGHAM. 41. Of Henry s worth you speak With eager warmth, and sparkling eye. MRS. OPIE. 42. Pat is the urchin s name, a red-haired youth. HORACE AND J. SMITH. 43. Albert fondly came, and bright Shone the sparkling gift he wore, But more fair her smile of light Who that... gift of fondness bore. DR. BROWN. 133 44. When Frederic comes, the kind old ladies smile, A nice young man who comes with unsoiled feet. CRABBE Tales of the Hall. 45. Joseph, the worthy son of worthy sire, Who well repays his pious parent s care, To train him in the ways of virtue fair, And early with the love of truth inspire. THOMAS EDWARDS. 46. Young Edwin lighted by the evening star, Lingering and listening. BE ATTIE Minstrel. 47. Long-armed John, with moist and smutty brow. R. H. DANA. 48.
What to read after The Sibyl Or New Oracles From the Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Howard Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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