Select Idylls Or Pastoral Poems
Select Idylls Or Pastoral Poems
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He, while our swains th' Arcadian god adored, From two soft flutes such heavenly music pour'd He seem'd himself a god — his raiment white And golden locks like young Apollo's bright. And when the rites were done and all n tired To close the festive day as mirth inspired ; -- - - IRIS AND EGLE. 45 But hark ! some footstep rustles in the brake ! Nearer and nearer still — EGLE. For Pity's sake, Good nymphs protect us — Iris haste, begone, Quick seize thy garments — we are lost — undone! As gentle ...doves, by some fell bird of prey Chased thro' mid air, affrighted wing their way; So on swift foot the breathless damsels fled, Fearing to face the foe that caused their dread. When lo a fawn unconscious sought the brink, Lured by the freshness of the fount — to drink. ■ ■ NOCTURNAL ECLOGUE. Argument. Myrtil and Thyrsis retire to the top of a Mountain to pass the night in Song — Myrtil is induced by the offer of a Lamp of curious workmanship to relate the Story of Strephon and Sylvia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, while our swains th' Arcadian god adored, From two soft flutes such heavenly music pour'd He seem'd himself a god — his raiment white And golden locks like young Apollo's bright. And when the rites were done and all n tired To close the festive day as mirth inspired ; -- - - IRIS AND EGLE. 45 But hark ! some footstep rustles in the brake ! Nearer and nearer still — EGLE. For Pity's sake, Good nymphs protect us — Iris haste, begone, Quick seize thy garments — we are lost — undone! As gentle ...doves, by some fell bird of prey Chased thro' mid air, affrighted wing their way; So on swift foot the breathless damsels fled, Fearing to face the foe that caused their dread. When lo a fawn unconscious sought the brink, Lured by the freshness of the fount — to drink. ■ ■ NOCTURNAL ECLOGUE. Argument. Myrtil and Thyrsis retire to the top of a Mountain to pass the night in Song — Myrtil is induced by the offer of a Lamp of curious workmanship to relate the Story of Strephon and Sylvia.
What to read after Select Idylls Or Pastoral Poems?
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