The Wise Man of the East Or the Apparition of Zoroaster the Son of Oromases
The Wise Man of the East Or the Apparition of Zoroaster the Son of Oromases
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Supply their Harams at the public fales : Ripe in untafted charms, and youthful flame ; Lcfs fair, lefs lovely only than the dame 1 Yet, will not oft abroad the lover range, And preje?2t for a dtjlaiit good exchange ? Spurn yielding beauty from his loathing arms. To feaft and riot in forbidden charm? ?
Might * The //^r^ci of Clrcafliati Tartars live chiefly in tents, removing from place to place for the bcnenc of ijailurage. Their females arc in hi2;h cftimation for their perfonal charms : on w...hich account the Eaftern Icraglios arc chiefly fupplicd with young virgins from this and the neighbouring country of Georgia.
QF THE EAST. 37 Might not her virtue not that chafle renown. Which forms the faireft jewel m her crown ! Might this not tempt the hoary fage to fin, To feize by force, what prayers could never win ? As mofl we prize what deareft we obtain. And fcorn the triumph, which we cheaply gain !
Thus m her mind the dubious caufe fhe weighs: Nor this, now that way, wild conjedure ftrays ; Now hopes and fears alternate fall and rife ; Alternate brighten and bedim her eyes ; Till, faintly founding on the echoing gale, The words ''^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Supply their Harams at the public fales : Ripe in untafted charms, and youthful flame ; Lcfs fair, lefs lovely only than the dame 1 Yet, will not oft abroad the lover range, And preje?2t for a dtjlaiit good exchange ? Spurn yielding beauty from his loathing arms. To feaft and riot in forbidden charm? ?
Might * The //^r^ci of Clrcafliati Tartars live chiefly in tents, removing from place to place for the bcnenc of ijailurage. Their females arc in hi2;h cftimation for their perfonal charms : on w...hich account the Eaftern Icraglios arc chiefly fupplicd with young virgins from this and the neighbouring country of Georgia.
QF THE EAST. 37 Might not her virtue not that chafle renown. Which forms the faireft jewel m her crown ! Might this not tempt the hoary fage to fin, To feize by force, what prayers could never win ? As mofl we prize what deareft we obtain. And fcorn the triumph, which we cheaply gain !
Thus m her mind the dubious caufe fhe weighs: Nor this, now that way, wild conjedure ftrays ; Now hopes and fears alternate fall and rife ; Alternate brighten and bedim her eyes ; Till, faintly founding on the echoing gale, The words ''^.
What to read after The Wise Man of the East Or the Apparition of Zoroaster the Son of Oromases?
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