The Triumph of Music: With Other Poems (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Champion, Francis

 
9781334671395: The Triumph of Music: With Other Poems (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

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This little volume is not presented to the world, as containing the effus Ums of a mind, revelling in the sunshine of a liberal education :but as wild flowers putting forth their humble varieties in the bleah regions of relentless penury. At the early age of tenyears the Author found himself a contributor to his ovm support from which time up to the sad visitation of Blindness, his life was a continuation of active (though not laborious) employment. At the time when his mind was most susceptible of improvement, schools were not so general, or deemed of such consequence as at the present period; indeed the only assistance he received of this nature, was, whai could be derived by an enquiring and juvenile mind, from a good old ScJ ioo Umaster, during the short space of twelve months. In justice to himself the Author considers he ought to acquaint the reader, that the usual amusements of youth, were thrown aside for the more pleasing and usejul study of self-improvement; every leisure hour, every book and every intelligent person, being eagerly sought as a prize of sterling value. The poems are decidedly his own; but three grammatical objections appeared in the work which were rectified by the author: the faults noted in the errata were not in the manuscript. Here, he would intrude one hint to the young, Tliat as tlie benefits arising from self-improvement are various, so are they pleasing and permanent, tlvey having cast a ray of light over the dark hiatus riven in his path (by the alfsence of vision,) which neither grief, nor care, nor malice can ever extinguish, The author became blind at the age of twenty-four, has since passed the same length of time, not only surrounded by darkness, but the most discouraging difficulties; deprived by penury of the common channels of knowledge and many of the most simple necessaries of life, therefore the poems here offere
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