The Recantation a Poem Inscribed Without Permission to Sir W C
The Recantation a Poem Inscribed Without Permission to Sir W C
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London, September, 1818.
THE RECANTATION.
For SENSE he little owes to frugal Heaven. " Sir W******, art thou much conversed with HISTORY ? If so, it is indeed to me a mystery Where thou acquird'st this branch of know* ledge ; Certes in neither SCHOOL nor COLLEGE ; For I have heard, although thy station Ranks pretty high in Civic honours, Thou ow'st to PARENTS or to DONORS, But little for thy education ! And yet it might have been some recompense^ Had NATURE gifted thee with Common Sense 12 Howe...ver smaliy^-Sir W****** 9 read my motto ! ^et t - tajkeitfaejwdrt^of NATURE still m toto, This axiom I must maintain, SHE NOUGHT CREATES IN VAIN !
Then C*****, on this most unerring rule, SHE FORM'D THEE PERFECT STILL, A PER- FECT " A perfect what ? 3 ' methinks I hear thee cry, And can'st not thou the vacant rhyme supply ? Where dwells thine INTELLECT, so faint and dull, Knock at the door, thine own impervious skull?
5 Tis form'd of such impenetrable stuff, ' Thou can'st not knock too long, nor loud enough ; Nor fear thy shallow brain An injury may sustain, Dormant so long, now rouse its feeble power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
London, September, 1818.
THE RECANTATION.
For SENSE he little owes to frugal Heaven. " Sir W******, art thou much conversed with HISTORY ? If so, it is indeed to me a mystery Where thou acquird'st this branch of know* ledge ; Certes in neither SCHOOL nor COLLEGE ; For I have heard, although thy station Ranks pretty high in Civic honours, Thou ow'st to PARENTS or to DONORS, But little for thy education ! And yet it might have been some recompense^ Had NATURE gifted thee with Common Sense 12 Howe...ver smaliy^-Sir W****** 9 read my motto ! ^et t - tajkeitfaejwdrt^of NATURE still m toto, This axiom I must maintain, SHE NOUGHT CREATES IN VAIN !
Then C*****, on this most unerring rule, SHE FORM'D THEE PERFECT STILL, A PER- FECT " A perfect what ? 3 ' methinks I hear thee cry, And can'st not thou the vacant rhyme supply ? Where dwells thine INTELLECT, so faint and dull, Knock at the door, thine own impervious skull?
5 Tis form'd of such impenetrable stuff, ' Thou can'st not knock too long, nor loud enough ; Nor fear thy shallow brain An injury may sustain, Dormant so long, now rouse its feeble power.
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