The Works of the English Poets, From Chaucer to Cowper;
The Works of the English Poets, From Chaucer to Cowper;
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" I'll scalp that bailiff— lacrifice-p'' In vain To rave at mischief, if the cause remain.
O days long lost to man in each degree !
The golden days of hospitality !
When liberal fortunes vied with liberal strife To fill the noblest offices of life ; [gate When Wesdth was Virtue's handmaid, and her Gave a free refuge from the wrodgs of fate ; The poor at hand their natural patrons saw.
And lawgivers were supplements of law.
Lost are those days, and Fashion's boundless Has home the guardian magis...trate away: [sway Save in Augusta's streets, on Gallia's shoie.
The rural patron is beheld no more.
No more the poor his kind protection share.
Unknown their wants, . and unredeiv'd their pray'r.
Yet has that Fashion, long so light and vain, Reform'd at last, and led the moral train ?
Haye her gay vot'ries nobler worth to boast For Nature's love, for Nature's virtue fost ?
No— fled from these, the soiis of fortune find What poor respect to wealth remains behind.
The mock regard alone of menial slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I'll scalp that bailiff— lacrifice-p'' In vain To rave at mischief, if the cause remain.
O days long lost to man in each degree !
The golden days of hospitality !
When liberal fortunes vied with liberal strife To fill the noblest offices of life ; [gate When Wesdth was Virtue's handmaid, and her Gave a free refuge from the wrodgs of fate ; The poor at hand their natural patrons saw.
And lawgivers were supplements of law.
Lost are those days, and Fashion's boundless Has home the guardian magis...trate away: [sway Save in Augusta's streets, on Gallia's shoie.
The rural patron is beheld no more.
No more the poor his kind protection share.
Unknown their wants, . and unredeiv'd their pray'r.
Yet has that Fashion, long so light and vain, Reform'd at last, and led the moral train ?
Haye her gay vot'ries nobler worth to boast For Nature's love, for Nature's virtue fost ?
No— fled from these, the soiis of fortune find What poor respect to wealth remains behind.
The mock regard alone of menial slaves.
What to read after The Works of the English Poets, From Chaucer to Cowper;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Chalmers to read onlineMoreLess
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