Burlesque Plays And Poems
Burlesque Plays And Poems
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Oh, take me to thy arms, and never-flinch, Who am a man, by Jupiter ! every inch.
Then, while in joy§ together lost we lie,t 1*11 press thy soul while gods stand wishing by.
Nunc. If, sir, what you insinuate you prove, All obstacles of promise you remove ; For all engagements to a man must fall, Whene'er that man is proved no man at all.
Griz. Oh ! let him seek some dwarf, some fairy miss.
Where no joint-stool must lift him to the kiss 1 But, by the stars and glory ! you appear Much fitter for ...a Prussian grenadier ; One globe alone on Atlas' shoulders rests,.
Two globes are less than Huncamunca's breasts; The milky way is not so white, that's flat.
And sure thy breasts are Tull as large as that.
Nunc, Oh, sir, so strong your eloquence I find.
It is impossible to be unkind.
Griz. Ah ! speak that o'er again, and let the soundf From one pole to another pole rebound ; The' earth and sky each be a battledore.
And keep the sound, that shuttlecock, up an hour : To Doctors Commons for a licence I Swift as an arrow from a bow will fly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, take me to thy arms, and never-flinch, Who am a man, by Jupiter ! every inch.
Then, while in joy§ together lost we lie,t 1*11 press thy soul while gods stand wishing by.
Nunc. If, sir, what you insinuate you prove, All obstacles of promise you remove ; For all engagements to a man must fall, Whene'er that man is proved no man at all.
Griz. Oh ! let him seek some dwarf, some fairy miss.
Where no joint-stool must lift him to the kiss 1 But, by the stars and glory ! you appear Much fitter for ...a Prussian grenadier ; One globe alone on Atlas' shoulders rests,.
Two globes are less than Huncamunca's breasts; The milky way is not so white, that's flat.
And sure thy breasts are Tull as large as that.
Nunc, Oh, sir, so strong your eloquence I find.
It is impossible to be unkind.
Griz. Ah ! speak that o'er again, and let the soundf From one pole to another pole rebound ; The' earth and sky each be a battledore.
And keep the sound, that shuttlecock, up an hour : To Doctors Commons for a licence I Swift as an arrow from a bow will fly.
What to read after Burlesque Plays And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morley, Henry, 1822-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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