An Essay On the Earlier Part of the Life of Swift
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To l60 POEMS BY SWIFT AND SHERIDAN.
To Thomas Sheridan*.
DEAR SHERRY, Ym sorry for your bloodsheded sore eye, And the more I consider your case, still the more I Regret it, for see how the pain on't has wore ye. Besides ; the good Whigs, who strangely adore ye, In pity cry out, " he's a poor blinded Tory. " But listen to me, and I'll soon lay before ye A sovereign cure well attested in Gory. First wash it with ros, that makes dative rori, Then send for three leeches, and let them all gore ye; T...hen take a cordial d]-am to restore ye, Then take Lady Judith, and walk a line boree. Then take a glass of good claret ex morCy Then stay as long as you can, ah uxore ; And then if friend Dick -{- will but ope your back- door, he Will quickly dispell the black clouds that hang o'er ye. And make you so bright, that you'll sing tory rory. And make a new ballad worth ten of John Dory -. (Tho' I work your cure, yet he'll get the glory. ) I'm now in the back school-house, . High up one story^ Quite weary with teaching, and ready to mori.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To l60 POEMS BY SWIFT AND SHERIDAN.
To Thomas Sheridan*.
DEAR SHERRY, Ym sorry for your bloodsheded sore eye, And the more I consider your case, still the more I Regret it, for see how the pain on't has wore ye. Besides ; the good Whigs, who strangely adore ye, In pity cry out, " he's a poor blinded Tory. " But listen to me, and I'll soon lay before ye A sovereign cure well attested in Gory. First wash it with ros, that makes dative rori, Then send for three leeches, and let them all gore ye; T...hen take a cordial d]-am to restore ye, Then take Lady Judith, and walk a line boree. Then take a glass of good claret ex morCy Then stay as long as you can, ah uxore ; And then if friend Dick -{- will but ope your back- door, he Will quickly dispell the black clouds that hang o'er ye. And make you so bright, that you'll sing tory rory. And make a new ballad worth ten of John Dory -. (Tho' I work your cure, yet he'll get the glory. ) I'm now in the back school-house, . High up one story^ Quite weary with teaching, and ready to mori.
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