All the Talents a Satirical Poem in Three Dialogues By Polypus
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He mistakes friendship for patriotism, and because he has not deserted his bottle companions, flatters himself he has rot deserted his country. It happens then, by an odd sort of distracted logic, that the proof of his consistency de- pends upon proving his want of it.
* Wh-ibr— d, ~] J once heard a very deformed person A SATIRICAL POEM. 21 Yet Wh-tb— d's double talent who can fear ?
lie brews small mischief, and he brews small beer ; Harmless alike in unpolluted grains, And in the heavy baggag...e of his brains.
Non onirics omnia possumus, 1 fear; The man is muddy, but his drink is clear.
POLYPUS.
Safe let him pass the ordeal of my pen ; 'Twere more than mean to turn on him again. Dull heads are harmless, and unharm'd shou'd go ; If a stone strikes one, who returns the blow ?
console himself with the reflection, that at least, he bade defiance to the knife of the anatomist, I think Mr. \V may comfort himself in a similar manner. There is an in exphcabihty about the man that puzzles me extremely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He mistakes friendship for patriotism, and because he has not deserted his bottle companions, flatters himself he has rot deserted his country. It happens then, by an odd sort of distracted logic, that the proof of his consistency de- pends upon proving his want of it.
* Wh-ibr— d, ~] J once heard a very deformed person A SATIRICAL POEM. 21 Yet Wh-tb— d's double talent who can fear ?
lie brews small mischief, and he brews small beer ; Harmless alike in unpolluted grains, And in the heavy baggag...e of his brains.
Non onirics omnia possumus, 1 fear; The man is muddy, but his drink is clear.
POLYPUS.
Safe let him pass the ordeal of my pen ; 'Twere more than mean to turn on him again. Dull heads are harmless, and unharm'd shou'd go ; If a stone strikes one, who returns the blow ?
console himself with the reflection, that at least, he bade defiance to the knife of the anatomist, I think Mr. \V may comfort himself in a similar manner. There is an in exphcabihty about the man that puzzles me extremely.
What to read after All the Talents a Satirical Poem in Three Dialogues By Polypus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Stannard Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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