Capitolo 50
puts me I found together all of my rhymes, and it was perhaps later three
or four months in to fill them on. Me one day showed Monsieur
Gombaud a composition of this nature in that, among others, I had,
I use fact of the four following rhymes, Amaryllis, Phyllis, Maine,
Arne; desiring to give me for it his/her opinion of him. He told me
immediately that my verses were good not at all. And on mine
asking to his/her reason, he said, because the rhymes are too much communes, and
for that easy reason to have put in toward. 'You gets married', it says me, 'if it
both so, I am very well compensated for all the pains to which I have been!'
But from the permission of Monsieur Gombaud, despite the gravity of the
criticism, the verses were good." (He/she saw "Menagiana.") So far the
Learned menage that I have translated word for word.
The first occasion of these turn-hoarfrosts did them in of the way
excusable, as they was performed that they imposed the French ladies
on their persons in love. But when a serious author as him aforementioned,
tasked he there could be anything more ridiculous? Or it is able
nobody is proper to believe that the author played loot, and you/he/she didn't do
does do what its list of rhymes cultivates him you/he/she had ended its poem?
I will only add that this piece of the false intelligence has excellently been
put in ridiculous from Monsieur Sarasin, in a poem "the des of Defaite entitled Him
Turn-hoarfrosts." (The Rout of the Turn-hoarfrosts).
I owe subjoin to this last kind of the intelligence the double rhymes that are
used in poetry of doggrel, and it generally applauded from ignorant readers.
If the thought of the couplet in such compositions is good the,
rhyme adds few to him; and if I win, it won't be in the power of
the rhyme to recommend him/it. I have fear that great numbers of those
who admire the "Hudibras" incomparable, does him/it more on account of
this doggrel rhymes that of the parts that really deserve
admiration. I am sure I have felt the
Pulpit, ecclesiastical of drum,