Androboros a Biographical Farce in Three Acts Viz the Senate the Consistory
Androboros a Biographical Farce in Three Acts Viz the Senate the Consistory
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Fcf. And you would have more. Law or Cuftom make an Inch to an Ell very fair allowance ; you, ic leems, want an Ell to an inch. ( wifh your Stint might be fome how afcertain'd ; but that, I doubt, cannot ealily be compafs'd. And whoibever, by giving hopes to find an end of vonr Craving will find himfelf decciv'd, I'll tell you a Tale to this t '7 3 The Rats, a Tribe much better ted Then taught, that mortally abhorM To work, lovM caie and eating, fled Fir fnelter to a Saxcn Lord, Who's Barns and... Paunch were ever full* And nothing Emply but his Skull.
Hrre did they Revel at their cafe, Far from the watchful Pufles Eye; For he had banifh't all that Race For th* Love they bore to liberty And Cleanlinels, Things to his Nature As oppofite as Fire to Water.
His fteward put him oft in mind, That all his plenty only IcrvM To Fatten Vermin, whilll the Hind Thar Labotir'd, and his Servants flarv'd ; And what was worfc, th' Infirm and Pott Unfed, unpity'd, plyM his Door.
To this, the Churle reply 'd at length, Ami they may all ftarve on for me, The Rats eat not above a Tenth, Thcie would Confume me one in Three, They are the Rats that would deflroy me^ Tlu others cannot much annoy me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fcf. And you would have more. Law or Cuftom make an Inch to an Ell very fair allowance ; you, ic leems, want an Ell to an inch. ( wifh your Stint might be fome how afcertain'd ; but that, I doubt, cannot ealily be compafs'd. And whoibever, by giving hopes to find an end of vonr Craving will find himfelf decciv'd, I'll tell you a Tale to this t '7 3 The Rats, a Tribe much better ted Then taught, that mortally abhorM To work, lovM caie and eating, fled Fir fnelter to a Saxcn Lord, Who's Barns and... Paunch were ever full* And nothing Emply but his Skull.
Hrre did they Revel at their cafe, Far from the watchful Pufles Eye; For he had banifh't all that Race For th* Love they bore to liberty And Cleanlinels, Things to his Nature As oppofite as Fire to Water.
His fteward put him oft in mind, That all his plenty only IcrvM To Fatten Vermin, whilll the Hind Thar Labotir'd, and his Servants flarv'd ; And what was worfc, th' Infirm and Pott Unfed, unpity'd, plyM his Door.
To this, the Churle reply 'd at length, Ami they may all ftarve on for me, The Rats eat not above a Tenth, Thcie would Confume me one in Three, They are the Rats that would deflroy me^ Tlu others cannot much annoy me.
What to read after Androboros a Biographical Farce in Three Acts Viz the Senate the Consistory?
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