Poems And Imitations
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Let then the presumptuous Infidel repent! but let him do it instantly! for the next hour nay the next moment his life may be required.
P. 31. L. 14.
And that rude cliff, where Guy, (as legends tell).
Warwick Castle is one of the noblest structures of the kind in t Britain, as well as the most characteristically fitted up ; and at the distance of less than two miles is the seat of Mr. Greathead, on Guy's cliff', which is precipitous, elevated, and umbrageous, -with the Avon meandering underneath.... The paintings in the house by the younger Mr. Greathead (now no more) are in the first style of excellence, tho' by a self-taught artist: his portrait of Bonaparte has the precise expression of countenance one would naturally expect from such a character; and as his Mother thought it the best likeness of her Son she had seen; and the then first Consul had a copy of it taken before Mr. Greathead quitted Paris; no doubt it must have been considered a striking resemblance. The " Cave of Despair" from Spenser's " Fairy Queen, " is a chefd'Oeuvre, both in point of conception and execution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let then the presumptuous Infidel repent! but let him do it instantly! for the next hour nay the next moment his life may be required.
P. 31. L. 14.
And that rude cliff, where Guy, (as legends tell).
Warwick Castle is one of the noblest structures of the kind in t Britain, as well as the most characteristically fitted up ; and at the distance of less than two miles is the seat of Mr. Greathead, on Guy's cliff', which is precipitous, elevated, and umbrageous, -with the Avon meandering underneath.... The paintings in the house by the younger Mr. Greathead (now no more) are in the first style of excellence, tho' by a self-taught artist: his portrait of Bonaparte has the precise expression of countenance one would naturally expect from such a character; and as his Mother thought it the best likeness of her Son she had seen; and the then first Consul had a copy of it taken before Mr. Greathead quitted Paris; no doubt it must have been considered a striking resemblance. The " Cave of Despair" from Spenser's " Fairy Queen, " is a chefd'Oeuvre, both in point of conception and execution.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Cabanel to read onlineMoreLess
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