Capitolo 81
DRYDEN.
In the catalog of the English that you/they fell, the behaviour of Witherington
it is in the same way very astutely particularized, as it is the reader
prepared for him from that account in which is given of him the
starting some battle; although I am satisfied Your small buffoon
readers that have seen that passage put in ridiculous in "Hudibras", wish
is not able to take his beauty: for that reason that I don't challenge
so a lot as it rates it.
Then the stept a gentleman 'the gentleman of country before,
Witherington was his/her name,
Who said, "I am not able him/it you/he/she has said
To Henry our king for the shame,
"That e'ers against which my captain has fought afoot,
And I was standing, while looking on."
We meet there with the same heroic feeling in Virgil:
Not pudet Or Rutuli, cunctis for talibus unam
Animam of Objectare? numerone a viribus aequi
Not the sumus?
AEn. xii. 229
For the shame, Rutilians, you feel the sight
Of a statement for everybody, in the only struggle?
We in front of the face of heav'n confess
Our colder courage or our numbers less?
DRYDEN.
What you/he/she can be more disposition, or more touching, that the circumstances in
what he describes the behaviour of those women that you/they had lost them
do you marry in this fatal day?
Next day made a lot of come widows
Their husbands to complain;
They washes their wounds in torn wounds of brinish,
But all would not prevail.
Their wet bodies in they redden blood,
They was born away with them;
They kiss them to Them thousand times death,
When they was dressed in clay.
This way we see how the thoughts of this poem that naturally it rises
from the subject, it is always simple, and sometimes exquisitely
noble; what the language being often playing a lot of, and that the whole one
you/he/she is written with a true poetic spirit.
If this song had been written in the Gothic way that is the
delight of all of our small intelligence, if writers or readers, are able
you/he/she has not struck the taste of so a lot of centuries, and you/he/she has arranged the readers
of all the lines and the conditions. I will only implore pardon for such