Silver Poets of the Eighteenth CenturyArthur Pollard Dent, 1976 - 274 страница |
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... Eton College ' consists of moral statements about the abiding commonplaces - fleeting and delusive joys , the vanity of ambition , the awareness of mortality , and the like , dear to the heart of the eighteenth century . It is a poem ...
... Eton College ' consists of moral statements about the abiding commonplaces - fleeting and delusive joys , the vanity of ambition , the awareness of mortality , and the like , dear to the heart of the eighteenth century . It is a poem ...
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... MENANDER . Ye distant spires , ye antique towers , That crown the watry glade , Where grateful Science still adores Her HENRY's holy Shade ; 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 And [ 166 ] Thomas Gray Ode on a Distant Prospect Eton College.
... MENANDER . Ye distant spires , ye antique towers , That crown the watry glade , Where grateful Science still adores Her HENRY's holy Shade ; 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 And [ 166 ] Thomas Gray Ode on a Distant Prospect Eton College.
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... Eton College . The prospect was from Gray's uncle's house at Stoke Poges . The poet had been at school at Eton . Epigraph : I am a man , a sufficient excuse for being unhappy . 4. Henry VI , founder of Eton . p . 169. Sonnet on the ...
... Eton College . The prospect was from Gray's uncle's house at Stoke Poges . The poet had been at school at Eton . Epigraph : I am a man , a sufficient excuse for being unhappy . 4. Henry VI , founder of Eton . p . 169. Sonnet on the ...
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Antistrophe Bard Baucis and Philemon bless blest bliss breast Cadenus call'd charms chearful Circassia Collins cou'd Covent Garden Dean Death delight divine drest Dunciad ECLOGUE Edward III Eirin Esther Vanhomrigh Eton College Ev'n ev'ry eyes fair Fame Fancy Fate Fear fire fix'd Flow'rs Foes Folly Friend Goddess grace Gray Grief Grove Hand hear heart Heav'n honour hope hour Johnson Jonathan Swift King land Lord lov'd Love lyre Maid Mind Muse ne'er never Night Numbers Nymph o'er pain Passions Peace PINDARIC Pity plain pleasure poem Poet poetry Pow'r praise Pride Queen rage reign rise round satire Scene Shade shew sigh skies smiling Song sorrow soul Spring Stoke Poges STOOPS TO CONQUER Swain sweet Swift tear thee thine thou thought thro Toil Twas Vale Vanessa Verses Virtue voice wealth weep wild wou'd Youth ΙΟ