Black Valls Vale Or the Farewell Address of a Theatrical Shoe Black And Coble
Black Valls Vale Or the Farewell Address of a Theatrical Shoe Black And Coble
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Own to the one, great Sophocles ; To t'other, Aristophanes ; For, ye are reckoned of the first kin Dramatid, by sock and buskin.
Now, hail, ye British Ladies ! for, Although, in all, sans doute, ye are In elegance, in beauty, or In wit by far superior To other women ; if you please From England to Antipodes ; 17 Yet, there is one thing ye excel in, Beyond beyond all pow'r of telling : Not only, in your winning graces ; Not only, by your pretty faces ; But, in your stylish boots with laces, And ...well turned ancles in this ; credit ye, Ye do surpass the maid de Medicis.
But, how is it, so late refining In taste, that, ye are now declining ? For, 'tis not three years since, the trade, he, Crispin, resigned to ev'ry lady ; Who, daily, after breakfast, sat down With wax, and awl, and last, a lap stone ; So that, none ever went a raking To routs, not wearing her own making : This was refinement but, alas ! Like other good things, it must pass : Still, hope we, if they make a failure in Shoemaking, they will take to tayloring ; Leather, in shoes, is hard, for stitchesr There's softer skin in leather breeches C 18 But gently for, I should not wonder But, I have made a pretty blunder - For, it is said, you must combine Taylors, up to the number nine, Before 'tis deemed fit, that, they can Make, as he ought to be, a man Now (and indeed I do not doubt it Not that I know great deal about it But without any hesitation, I do maintain this firm persuasion) On the contrary from its taking Nine buxom lasses, for the making Of one mere man, I do incline To think, that, one wou'd give you nine : Thus, as nine taylors make a man, And, as 'tis clear, one woman can Make you nine men ; if you will sum 'em, 'Tis pretty evident, one woman Can do nine times what, nine are able Of taylors ; which, summ'd by the table, Goes, nine times nine are eighty-one Thus, you perceive what I have done 19 Compared, with matchless impudence, Generative omnipotence Of the kind sex, to the ninth fraction Of whose integer, in perfection, Nine times, and more, it cou'd produce Here's an odd line now how the duce Cou'd I have made this paragraph Thus to conclude it with the first half Of a couplet?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Own to the one, great Sophocles ; To t'other, Aristophanes ; For, ye are reckoned of the first kin Dramatid, by sock and buskin.
Now, hail, ye British Ladies ! for, Although, in all, sans doute, ye are In elegance, in beauty, or In wit by far superior To other women ; if you please From England to Antipodes ; 17 Yet, there is one thing ye excel in, Beyond beyond all pow'r of telling : Not only, in your winning graces ; Not only, by your pretty faces ; But, in your stylish boots with laces, And ...well turned ancles in this ; credit ye, Ye do surpass the maid de Medicis.
But, how is it, so late refining In taste, that, ye are now declining ? For, 'tis not three years since, the trade, he, Crispin, resigned to ev'ry lady ; Who, daily, after breakfast, sat down With wax, and awl, and last, a lap stone ; So that, none ever went a raking To routs, not wearing her own making : This was refinement but, alas ! Like other good things, it must pass : Still, hope we, if they make a failure in Shoemaking, they will take to tayloring ; Leather, in shoes, is hard, for stitchesr There's softer skin in leather breeches C 18 But gently for, I should not wonder But, I have made a pretty blunder - For, it is said, you must combine Taylors, up to the number nine, Before 'tis deemed fit, that, they can Make, as he ought to be, a man Now (and indeed I do not doubt it Not that I know great deal about it But without any hesitation, I do maintain this firm persuasion) On the contrary from its taking Nine buxom lasses, for the making Of one mere man, I do incline To think, that, one wou'd give you nine : Thus, as nine taylors make a man, And, as 'tis clear, one woman can Make you nine men ; if you will sum 'em, 'Tis pretty evident, one woman Can do nine times what, nine are able Of taylors ; which, summ'd by the table, Goes, nine times nine are eighty-one Thus, you perceive what I have done 19 Compared, with matchless impudence, Generative omnipotence Of the kind sex, to the ninth fraction Of whose integer, in perfection, Nine times, and more, it cou'd produce Here's an odd line now how the duce Cou'd I have made this paragraph Thus to conclude it with the first half Of a couplet?
What to read after Black Valls Vale Or the Farewell Address of a Theatrical Shoe Black And Coble?
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