Some Account of the Life And Adventures of Sir Regd. Mohum, Bt
Some Account of the Life And Adventures of Sir Regd. Mohum, Bt
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" The sun from his meridian heights declining Mirrored his richest tints upon the shining Bosom of a lake. In a light shallop two Young men whose dressj etcetera^ proclaims Etcetera — So would write G. P. R. James — ** Glided in silence o^er the waters blue^ Skirting the wooded slopes. Upward they gazed On Nornyth^s ancient pile^ whose windows blazed * Lover of his own voice, Egotist.
Digitized by VjOOQIC %it laegtnalti a^otm.
49 LXX.
" In sunset rays, whose crimson fulgence streamed Athwart th...ejlood .'-wrapped in deep thought they seemed.
" You are pensive, Reginald,^' at length thus spake The helmsman : " Ha I it is the mystic power Fraught by the sacred stillness of the hour : — Forgive me if your reverie I break ; Craving with friendship- s sympathy to share Your bosom^s burden — be it joy or care'' LXXI.
" Nay J rather your forgiveness I should ask, Raymotid^for such abstraction — 'Twere a task Tedious perchance even to friendship's ear To hearken ;—for my musings were in truth A tissue of the memories of my youth ; — Remembrances, which, though to me most dear, To you must prove insipid'' — " Nay, proceed Dear Reginald: — my heart were cold indeed 553 561 Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 569 577 ^tt Eeginaio a^oftun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The sun from his meridian heights declining Mirrored his richest tints upon the shining Bosom of a lake. In a light shallop two Young men whose dressj etcetera^ proclaims Etcetera — So would write G. P. R. James — ** Glided in silence o^er the waters blue^ Skirting the wooded slopes. Upward they gazed On Nornyth^s ancient pile^ whose windows blazed * Lover of his own voice, Egotist.
Digitized by VjOOQIC %it laegtnalti a^otm.
49 LXX.
" In sunset rays, whose crimson fulgence streamed Athwart th...ejlood .'-wrapped in deep thought they seemed.
" You are pensive, Reginald,^' at length thus spake The helmsman : " Ha I it is the mystic power Fraught by the sacred stillness of the hour : — Forgive me if your reverie I break ; Craving with friendship- s sympathy to share Your bosom^s burden — be it joy or care'' LXXI.
" Nay J rather your forgiveness I should ask, Raymotid^for such abstraction — 'Twere a task Tedious perchance even to friendship's ear To hearken ;—for my musings were in truth A tissue of the memories of my youth ; — Remembrances, which, though to me most dear, To you must prove insipid'' — " Nay, proceed Dear Reginald: — my heart were cold indeed 553 561 Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 569 577 ^tt Eeginaio a^oftun.
What to read after Some Account of the Life And Adventures of Sir Regd. Mohum, Bt?
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