The Shipwreck
The Shipwreck
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Such dire effects from Avarice arise, That, deaf to Nature's voice, and vainly wise, With force severe endeavours to controul The noblest passions that inspire the soul. But, O Thou sacred Power ! whose law connects Th' eternal chain of causes and effects, 138 THE SHIPWRECK. CANTO 111.
Let not thy chastening ministers of rage Afflict with sharp remorse his feeble age : And you, Arion ! who with these the last Of all our crew survive the Shipwreck past Ah ! cease to mourn, those friendly tears r...estrain, Nor give my dying moments keener pain !
Since Heaven may soon thy wandering steps restore, When parted hence, to England's distant shore ; Shouldst thou, th' unwilling messenger of Fate, To him the tragic story first relate ; Oh ! Friendship's generous ardour then suppress, Nor hint the fatal cause of my distress; Nor let each horrid incident sustain The lengthened tale to aggravate his pain : Ah ! then remember well my last request For her who reigns for ever in my breast ; Yet let him prove a father and a friend, The helpless maid to succour and defend Say, I this suit implored with parting breath, So Heaven befriend him at his hour of death!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such dire effects from Avarice arise, That, deaf to Nature's voice, and vainly wise, With force severe endeavours to controul The noblest passions that inspire the soul. But, O Thou sacred Power ! whose law connects Th' eternal chain of causes and effects, 138 THE SHIPWRECK. CANTO 111.
Let not thy chastening ministers of rage Afflict with sharp remorse his feeble age : And you, Arion ! who with these the last Of all our crew survive the Shipwreck past Ah ! cease to mourn, those friendly tears r...estrain, Nor give my dying moments keener pain !
Since Heaven may soon thy wandering steps restore, When parted hence, to England's distant shore ; Shouldst thou, th' unwilling messenger of Fate, To him the tragic story first relate ; Oh ! Friendship's generous ardour then suppress, Nor hint the fatal cause of my distress; Nor let each horrid incident sustain The lengthened tale to aggravate his pain : Ah ! then remember well my last request For her who reigns for ever in my breast ; Yet let him prove a father and a friend, The helpless maid to succour and defend Say, I this suit implored with parting breath, So Heaven befriend him at his hour of death!
What to read after The Shipwreck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Falconer William to read onlineMoreLess
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