The Last Poems of Richard Watson Dixon
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He smiled : but as his smile shot through the cloud Discovered Cupid fled, sobbing aloud. Where secretly all-armed above the earth He flew, and saw the spoiling of his mirth, And the calm bosom of the Athenian. Handling his vengeful bolts he flew and ran, 220 And woe betide Apollo's votary, If him unfenced in wisdom's panoply He ever mark : such spiteful rage he fed Finding his former arrow idly sped, Alcander having plucked it from his breast.
TOO MUCH FRIENDSHIP 9 And e'en Septimius' grief to...o soon redressed.
Great Master of the Muses, hast not thou Felt in thy heart that torturing barb ? then how Safety to mortal man canst thou ensure And bid life's game be without forfeiture ? 230 Who now so lightsome as Septimius, When his mad sorrows were concluded thus ? For Rome he sailed, departing with his bride, Blessing Alcander, who with smiles replied, And with unruffled brow beheld the prore Rise to the sea beneath the quickened oar. Anon in the great city of the hills Septimius' praised name all hearing fills : No orator like him the forum swayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He smiled : but as his smile shot through the cloud Discovered Cupid fled, sobbing aloud. Where secretly all-armed above the earth He flew, and saw the spoiling of his mirth, And the calm bosom of the Athenian. Handling his vengeful bolts he flew and ran, 220 And woe betide Apollo's votary, If him unfenced in wisdom's panoply He ever mark : such spiteful rage he fed Finding his former arrow idly sped, Alcander having plucked it from his breast.
TOO MUCH FRIENDSHIP 9 And e'en Septimius' grief to...o soon redressed.
Great Master of the Muses, hast not thou Felt in thy heart that torturing barb ? then how Safety to mortal man canst thou ensure And bid life's game be without forfeiture ? 230 Who now so lightsome as Septimius, When his mad sorrows were concluded thus ? For Rome he sailed, departing with his bride, Blessing Alcander, who with smiles replied, And with unruffled brow beheld the prore Rise to the sea beneath the quickened oar. Anon in the great city of the hills Septimius' praised name all hearing fills : No orator like him the forum swayed.
What to read after The Last Poems of Richard Watson Dixon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Watson Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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