The Works of the English Poets
The Works of the English Poets
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Thrice happy is that humble pair.
Beneath the level of ail care !
Over whofe heads thofe arrows fly Of fad diftmft, and jealoufy : Secured in as high extreme.
As if the world held none but them.
To him the fsureft nymphs do fliow Like moving mountains toppM with fnow | And every man a Polypheme Does to his Galatea feem : None may prefume her faith to prove ; He proffers death that proffers love.
Ah, Chloris ! that kind nature thus From aH the worid had fever'd us ; Creating for ourielves us two....
As love/ has me for only youl Gj LOVE*S M WALLER'S POEMS.
LOVE'S FAREWELL.
TREAD IN G the path to nobl?r ends, A long farewell to love I gave : Refolv'd my countr\', and my friends.
All that remain'd of me (houid have.
And this refolve no mortal dame', None, but thofe eyes, could have overthrown » The nymph' I dare not, need not, name.
So high, fo like herfelf alone.
Thus the tall oak, which now afpires Above tKe fear of private fires ; Grown and defign'd for nobler ufe.
Not to make warm, but build the houfe 5 Though from our meaner flames fecure, , Muft that which falls from heaven endure..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thrice happy is that humble pair.
Beneath the level of ail care !
Over whofe heads thofe arrows fly Of fad diftmft, and jealoufy : Secured in as high extreme.
As if the world held none but them.
To him the fsureft nymphs do fliow Like moving mountains toppM with fnow | And every man a Polypheme Does to his Galatea feem : None may prefume her faith to prove ; He proffers death that proffers love.
Ah, Chloris ! that kind nature thus From aH the worid had fever'd us ; Creating for ourielves us two....
As love/ has me for only youl Gj LOVE*S M WALLER'S POEMS.
LOVE'S FAREWELL.
TREAD IN G the path to nobl?r ends, A long farewell to love I gave : Refolv'd my countr\', and my friends.
All that remain'd of me (houid have.
And this refolve no mortal dame', None, but thofe eyes, could have overthrown » The nymph' I dare not, need not, name.
So high, fo like herfelf alone.
Thus the tall oak, which now afpires Above tKe fear of private fires ; Grown and defign'd for nobler ufe.
Not to make warm, but build the houfe 5 Though from our meaner flames fecure, , Muft that which falls from heaven endure..
What to read after The Works of the English Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watts Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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