The Letters of Robert Burns
The Letters of Robert Burns
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] * * * * * * * C. --To MRS. DUNLOP.
ELLISLAND, 16_th August_ 1788.
I am in a fine disposition, my honoured friend, to send you an elegiacepistle; and want only genius to make it quite Shenstonian:-- Why droops my heart with fancied woes forlorn? Why sinks my soul beneath each wintry sky?
My increasing cares in this, as yet, strange country--gloomyconjectures in the dark vista of futurity--consciousness of my owninability for the struggle of the world--my broadened mark to misfortunein a wife a...nd children;--I could indulge these reflections, till myhumour should ferment into the most acid chagrin, that would corrode thevery thread of life.
To counterwork these baneful feelings, I have sat down to write to you;as I declare upon my soul I always find that the most sovereign balm formy wounded spirit.
I was yesterday at Mr. Miller's to dinner, for the first time. Myreception was quite to my mind: from the lady of the house quiteflattering. She sometimes hits on a couplet or two, _impromptu_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] * * * * * * * C. --To MRS. DUNLOP.
ELLISLAND, 16_th August_ 1788.
I am in a fine disposition, my honoured friend, to send you an elegiacepistle; and want only genius to make it quite Shenstonian:-- Why droops my heart with fancied woes forlorn? Why sinks my soul beneath each wintry sky?
My increasing cares in this, as yet, strange country--gloomyconjectures in the dark vista of futurity--consciousness of my owninability for the struggle of the world--my broadened mark to misfortunein a wife a...nd children;--I could indulge these reflections, till myhumour should ferment into the most acid chagrin, that would corrode thevery thread of life.
To counterwork these baneful feelings, I have sat down to write to you;as I declare upon my soul I always find that the most sovereign balm formy wounded spirit.
I was yesterday at Mr. Miller's to dinner, for the first time. Myreception was quite to my mind: from the lady of the house quiteflattering. She sometimes hits on a couplet or two, _impromptu_.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burns Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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