The Works of Horace in English Verse
The Works of Horace in English Verse
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Mr. Dyer.
LE T Fortune and the Mufe be kind, ' And fmile upon my Strain, I give my Sorrows to the Wind, Or bid old Medway bear them to the Main.
Let Armies march, or Squadrons fail.
No Gallic Threats I fear.
Let me but range this flowery Vale, And catch the Lowing of that diftant Steer.
Or Digitized by VjOOQ IC 94 6 t>ES o/HoiLAcii Or thro' yon Meadow let me ftray.
With new-^(horn Fleeces white, ' And meditate the rural Lay Of him, who fiing o^^Grongars Woodlknd Height; Round him Ronie'% Genius...^ rouz'd from Sleep, Has bid that Ivy bloom.
Which decks fbme Temple's mouldring Heap, Or clings with claiping Arms to f^irgiPs Tomb; 'rhofe Honours which to Greece's Bard Were once by * Platv fhown, Shall Britain give, and loon reward, Her 3 Poet's Labours with a woollen Crown; 1756. J. D; - *- - NOTES.
» Mr. Dyer is the Author of Grongar Hilly and The Ruins of Home, two Poems printed in DodJley*$ Miicellaaies, Vol. I.
* Tho' Plato denied Homer a Place in hie Commonwealth, yet, fays he, ere you baniih him to fome other City, crowa him (for the E^gccJleace of his Poetry) with a woolko Wreadbu De Rep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Dyer.
LE T Fortune and the Mufe be kind, ' And fmile upon my Strain, I give my Sorrows to the Wind, Or bid old Medway bear them to the Main.
Let Armies march, or Squadrons fail.
No Gallic Threats I fear.
Let me but range this flowery Vale, And catch the Lowing of that diftant Steer.
Or Digitized by VjOOQ IC 94 6 t>ES o/HoiLAcii Or thro' yon Meadow let me ftray.
With new-^(horn Fleeces white, ' And meditate the rural Lay Of him, who fiing o^^Grongars Woodlknd Height; Round him Ronie'% Genius...^ rouz'd from Sleep, Has bid that Ivy bloom.
Which decks fbme Temple's mouldring Heap, Or clings with claiping Arms to f^irgiPs Tomb; 'rhofe Honours which to Greece's Bard Were once by * Platv fhown, Shall Britain give, and loon reward, Her 3 Poet's Labours with a woollen Crown; 1756. J. D; - *- - NOTES.
» Mr. Dyer is the Author of Grongar Hilly and The Ruins of Home, two Poems printed in DodJley*$ Miicellaaies, Vol. I.
* Tho' Plato denied Homer a Place in hie Commonwealth, yet, fays he, ere you baniih him to fome other City, crowa him (for the E^gccJleace of his Poetry) with a woolko Wreadbu De Rep.
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