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he had been rubbing, all the day, His stomach with coarse towels: And clapping trenchers, hot as hell, Upon his bowels; Where spasms were kicking up a furious frolick, Afflicting him with mulligrubs and cholick.
He also had imbibe'd, to sooth his pains, Of _pulvis rhei_ very many grains; And to the garden's deepest shade was bent, To give, quite privily, his sorrows vent: When, _there_, --alive and merry to appearance-- He 'spied his ancient foe, by the moon's light!-- Who sat erect, with s...o much perseverance, It look'd as if he kept his post in spite.
A case it is of piteous distress, If, carrying a secret grief about, We wish to bury it in a recess, And find another there, who keeps us out.
Expecting, soon, his enemy to go, Roger, at first, walk'd to and fro, With tolerably tranquil paces; But finding John determine'd to remain, Roger, each time he pass'd, thro' spite or pain, Made, at his adversary, hideous faces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he had been rubbing, all the day, His stomach with coarse towels: And clapping trenchers, hot as hell, Upon his bowels; Where spasms were kicking up a furious frolick, Afflicting him with mulligrubs and cholick.
He also had imbibe'd, to sooth his pains, Of _pulvis rhei_ very many grains; And to the garden's deepest shade was bent, To give, quite privily, his sorrows vent: When, _there_, --alive and merry to appearance-- He 'spied his ancient foe, by the moon's light!-- Who sat erect, with s...o much perseverance, It look'd as if he kept his post in spite.
A case it is of piteous distress, If, carrying a secret grief about, We wish to bury it in a recess, And find another there, who keeps us out.
Expecting, soon, his enemy to go, Roger, at first, walk'd to and fro, With tolerably tranquil paces; But finding John determine'd to remain, Roger, each time he pass'd, thro' spite or pain, Made, at his adversary, hideous faces.
What to read after Broad Grins;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colman George to read onlineMoreLess
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