The Reveries of Solitude Consisting of Essays in Prose
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* Poet-Laureat at that time.
C 156 ] ETYMOLOGY. * TO JAMES P***T A*****S, Es^ F. R. S.
WHEN London fcarce had fpread fo far (Some centuries paft) as Temple-bar j And thence to Weftminfter, 'tis faid, A dirty lanef the traveller led: And citizens might find an hare In Grofvenor or in jSoho-fquare; An heath there was, towards the weft, Not then, with flowers, by culture dreft, Or villas gay, where fweetly blows, The gilliflower, the pink and rofe j But overrun with native broom^ Which now is Brom...ton-Grove become.
See his Anecdotes, p. 81. F See Pennant's London. J The watch-word at the battle of Sedgmore, ibid. Kow famous for flowers.
C '57 D There Andrews dwells in learned eafe, And, fkill'd each man of tafte to pleafe, He, patiently at home confin'd, * Inftrufts and entertains mankind. Collects each flower, with eye difcerning } Conceal'd in labyrinths of learning :f Or executes the generous plan, Which I Han way's liberal foul began: Or meditates, in manner new, His country's annals to review.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Poet-Laureat at that time.
C 156 ] ETYMOLOGY. * TO JAMES P***T A*****S, Es^ F. R. S.
WHEN London fcarce had fpread fo far (Some centuries paft) as Temple-bar j And thence to Weftminfter, 'tis faid, A dirty lanef the traveller led: And citizens might find an hare In Grofvenor or in jSoho-fquare; An heath there was, towards the weft, Not then, with flowers, by culture dreft, Or villas gay, where fweetly blows, The gilliflower, the pink and rofe j But overrun with native broom^ Which now is Brom...ton-Grove become.
See his Anecdotes, p. 81. F See Pennant's London. J The watch-word at the battle of Sedgmore, ibid. Kow famous for flowers.
C '57 D There Andrews dwells in learned eafe, And, fkill'd each man of tafte to pleafe, He, patiently at home confin'd, * Inftrufts and entertains mankind. Collects each flower, with eye difcerning } Conceal'd in labyrinths of learning :f Or executes the generous plan, Which I Han way's liberal foul began: Or meditates, in manner new, His country's annals to review.
What to read after The Reveries of Solitude Consisting of Essays in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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