The Poems And Amyntas of Thomas Randolph
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Not long and empty; lofty but not proud; Subtle but sweet, high but without a cloud.
Well setled full of nerves, in breife 'tis such 95 That in a little hath comprized much, (65) helpe '38. (79) ha' '38. (85) bee; '38. (92) Tutour '38.
POEMS 127 Like th' Iliads in a Nutshell: And I say Thus much for stile; though truth should not bee gay In strumpets glittering robes, yet ne'rethelesse Shee well deserves a Matrons comelinesse. 100 Being too brave shee would our fancies glut; But we should loath... her being too much the slut.
The reasonable soule from heaven obtain'd The best of bodies; and that man hath gain'd A double praise, whose noble vertues are 105 Like to the face, in soule and body faire.
Who then would have a noble sentence clad In russet-thread-bare words, is full as mad As if Apelles should so fondly dote, As to paint Venus in old Saucy s coat. No They erre that would bring stile so basely under; The lofty language of the Law was thunder.
The wisest 'pothecary knows 'tis skill Neatly to candy o're the wholesome pill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not long and empty; lofty but not proud; Subtle but sweet, high but without a cloud.
Well setled full of nerves, in breife 'tis such 95 That in a little hath comprized much, (65) helpe '38. (79) ha' '38. (85) bee; '38. (92) Tutour '38.
POEMS 127 Like th' Iliads in a Nutshell: And I say Thus much for stile; though truth should not bee gay In strumpets glittering robes, yet ne'rethelesse Shee well deserves a Matrons comelinesse. 100 Being too brave shee would our fancies glut; But we should loath... her being too much the slut.
The reasonable soule from heaven obtain'd The best of bodies; and that man hath gain'd A double praise, whose noble vertues are 105 Like to the face, in soule and body faire.
Who then would have a noble sentence clad In russet-thread-bare words, is full as mad As if Apelles should so fondly dote, As to paint Venus in old Saucy s coat. No They erre that would bring stile so basely under; The lofty language of the Law was thunder.
The wisest 'pothecary knows 'tis skill Neatly to candy o're the wholesome pill.
What to read after The Poems And Amyntas of Thomas Randolph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Randolph to read onlineMoreLess
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