Ballads Romantic Fantastical And Humorous
Ballads Romantic Fantastical And Humorous
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» n. The doctor preaches abstinence, and threatens me with dropsy. But such advice, I needn't say, from drinking never stops ye : — The man who Hkes good liquor is of nature brisk and brave, boys, So drink away ! — drink while you may ! — there's no drinking in the grave, boys.
170 THE OLD WATER-DRINKER'S GRAVR I.
A STINGY curmudgeon lies under the stone, Wlio ne'er had the heart to get mellow ; — A base water-drinker ! — I'm glad he is gone. We're well rid of the frowsy old fellow.
XL You see ...how the nettles environ his grave !
Weeds only could spring from his body. While his heirs spend the money he fasted to save.
In wine and in women — the noddy !
171 CIDER OF DEVONSHIRE.
L Cider good of Devonshire — That just now is my desire. Let the blockheads laugh, who will. Quick, mine host, the flagon fill With the admirable juice. Which the apple-vats produce. Better 'tis, I will maintain. Than the stuff you call champagne. Thirst I feel— and my desire Is the drink of Devonshire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
» n. The doctor preaches abstinence, and threatens me with dropsy. But such advice, I needn't say, from drinking never stops ye : — The man who Hkes good liquor is of nature brisk and brave, boys, So drink away ! — drink while you may ! — there's no drinking in the grave, boys.
170 THE OLD WATER-DRINKER'S GRAVR I.
A STINGY curmudgeon lies under the stone, Wlio ne'er had the heart to get mellow ; — A base water-drinker ! — I'm glad he is gone. We're well rid of the frowsy old fellow.
XL You see ...how the nettles environ his grave !
Weeds only could spring from his body. While his heirs spend the money he fasted to save.
In wine and in women — the noddy !
171 CIDER OF DEVONSHIRE.
L Cider good of Devonshire — That just now is my desire. Let the blockheads laugh, who will. Quick, mine host, the flagon fill With the admirable juice. Which the apple-vats produce. Better 'tis, I will maintain. Than the stuff you call champagne. Thirst I feel— and my desire Is the drink of Devonshire.
What to read after Ballads Romantic Fantastical And Humorous?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ainsworth William Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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