Verses
Verses
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But, if the eye of haughty Grandeur cliance On this plain stone to cast its careless glance, Oh let it pause ! and learn what virtue lies In the low race it ventured to despise ; And know how much a menial's honest fame Exceeds the sounding of an empty name.
/ LOVER's DAY.
DESCRIBED IN FOUR SONNETS.
Occasioned by an incident that occurred in a village IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND.
MORNING.
FROM broken slumbers and fantastic dreams Rous'd by the earliest light of rosy dawn The lover starts ; and on t...he rising beams Delighted gazing, o'er the dewy lawn Speeds with the lightness of a sportive fawn. For now the bright'ning glories of the East, Earth's op'ning flowers, the minstrels of the grove Soothe his infected heart, and cherish love, And call gay Fancy to the dangerous feast Which Hope prepares for his delirious brain^ 76 Lavish of promise well she knows to charm The cheated heart and banish each alarm. Whilst artful Cupids forge the growing chain That shall inthrall it in unpitied pain.
NOON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, if the eye of haughty Grandeur cliance On this plain stone to cast its careless glance, Oh let it pause ! and learn what virtue lies In the low race it ventured to despise ; And know how much a menial's honest fame Exceeds the sounding of an empty name.
/ LOVER's DAY.
DESCRIBED IN FOUR SONNETS.
Occasioned by an incident that occurred in a village IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND.
MORNING.
FROM broken slumbers and fantastic dreams Rous'd by the earliest light of rosy dawn The lover starts ; and on t...he rising beams Delighted gazing, o'er the dewy lawn Speeds with the lightness of a sportive fawn. For now the bright'ning glories of the East, Earth's op'ning flowers, the minstrels of the grove Soothe his infected heart, and cherish love, And call gay Fancy to the dangerous feast Which Hope prepares for his delirious brain^ 76 Lavish of promise well she knows to charm The cheated heart and banish each alarm. Whilst artful Cupids forge the growing chain That shall inthrall it in unpitied pain.
NOON.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R N French to read onlineMoreLess
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