A Memoir of Mrs. Susanna Rowson, With Elegant And Illustrative Extracts From Her Writings in Prose And Poetry
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To soothe the pensive mourner's sigh, To calm their fears, allay their grief.
And give, if possible, relief.
But if this fate, directing heaven Thinks too indulgent to be given.
Let health and innocence be mine, And I will strive not to repine ; Will thankful take each blessing lent.
Be humble, patient and content.
Miacellancoui Poems, p. 137.
MM8. SraJliVif^ MOWSOM. 129 Of the sonnets in this volume perhaps the follow- ing quoted in Duyckiuek's Gyclopedia of American Liieraiure, vol. i, p. 633..., is the most pleasing.
The primrose gay, the snowdrop pale, The lily blooming in the vale, Too fragile or too fair to last.
Wither beneath the untimely blast, Or rudely falling shower.
No more a sweet perfume they shed.
Their fragrance lost, their beauty fled.
They can revive no more.
So hapless woman's wounded name, If Malice seize the trump of fame ; Or Envy should her poison shed Upon the unprotected head Of some forsaken maid ; Though pity may her fate deplore.
Her virtues sink to rise no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To soothe the pensive mourner's sigh, To calm their fears, allay their grief.
And give, if possible, relief.
But if this fate, directing heaven Thinks too indulgent to be given.
Let health and innocence be mine, And I will strive not to repine ; Will thankful take each blessing lent.
Be humble, patient and content.
Miacellancoui Poems, p. 137.
MM8. SraJliVif^ MOWSOM. 129 Of the sonnets in this volume perhaps the follow- ing quoted in Duyckiuek's Gyclopedia of American Liieraiure, vol. i, p. 633..., is the most pleasing.
The primrose gay, the snowdrop pale, The lily blooming in the vale, Too fragile or too fair to last.
Wither beneath the untimely blast, Or rudely falling shower.
No more a sweet perfume they shed.
Their fragrance lost, their beauty fled.
They can revive no more.
So hapless woman's wounded name, If Malice seize the trump of fame ; Or Envy should her poison shed Upon the unprotected head Of some forsaken maid ; Though pity may her fate deplore.
Her virtues sink to rise no more.
What to read after A Memoir of Mrs. Susanna Rowson, With Elegant And Illustrative Extracts From Her Writings in Prose And Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elias Nason to read onlineMoreLess
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