Wilde's Summer Rose; Or, the Lament of the Captive. An Authentic Account of the Origin, Mystery And Explanation of Hon. R. H. Wilde's Alleged Plagerism;
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My life is like the print, which feet Have left on Tampa's desert strand ; Soon as the rising tide shall beat.
Their track will vanish from the sand : Yet, as if grieving to efface AU vestige of the human race.
On that lone shore loud moans the sea: But none shall thus lament for me!
The first part of the fourth Fragment is the supposed indignant address of a savage chief to one of the American officers : the latter LAMENT OF THE CAPTIVE. 37 part, the lament of a Spanish captive, the last survi...vor of Panfilo de Narvaez's ill-fated expe- dition. See G-arcilasso de la Vega — Historia de la Florida — for an account of the sufferings of Juan Ortiz Tom : 1, cap : XVII.
With regard to the claim of 'Kelly, the first circumstance that will strike the reader is its having remained in abeyance for such a long period ; and that it is now presented, for the first time, after a lapse of some twenty years of entire oblivion. This is the more remarkable, from the fact that the lines in question were published upwards of ten years ago, in a selection of American poems called "The Columbian Lyre," printed at Grlasgow, in Scotland, and afterwards copied in various ways botTi in England and Ireland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My life is like the print, which feet Have left on Tampa's desert strand ; Soon as the rising tide shall beat.
Their track will vanish from the sand : Yet, as if grieving to efface AU vestige of the human race.
On that lone shore loud moans the sea: But none shall thus lament for me!
The first part of the fourth Fragment is the supposed indignant address of a savage chief to one of the American officers : the latter LAMENT OF THE CAPTIVE. 37 part, the lament of a Spanish captive, the last survi...vor of Panfilo de Narvaez's ill-fated expe- dition. See G-arcilasso de la Vega — Historia de la Florida — for an account of the sufferings of Juan Ortiz Tom : 1, cap : XVII.
With regard to the claim of 'Kelly, the first circumstance that will strike the reader is its having remained in abeyance for such a long period ; and that it is now presented, for the first time, after a lapse of some twenty years of entire oblivion. This is the more remarkable, from the fact that the lines in question were published upwards of ten years ago, in a selection of American poems called "The Columbian Lyre," printed at Grlasgow, in Scotland, and afterwards copied in various ways botTi in England and Ireland.
What to read after Wilde's Summer Rose; Or, the Lament of the Captive. An Authentic Account of the Origin, Mystery And Explanation of Hon. R. H. Wilde's Alleged Plagerism;?
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