Burlesque Statesmanship; Or, the Gubernatorial-Senatorial-Editorial-Conclavorial-Fizzleatorial Coup D'etat. a Melo-Dramatic, Comico-Tragico-Burlesque. in Five Acts
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Tom -v& and forth in a 3ad state cf mind.
Saint Thcmag.
Out. damned spot ! O, black and hateful stain i That nought can cleanse and make me pure again I So much for him who seeks to wir.
At cost of every duty due to law.
What ! coward conscience I why art thou dfei&Lj I've broke no law — no duty disobey' d ?
Why should I fret and pine ? I should be gu-y !
The darker hour precedes the brighter day To-day, our honors bloom with fragrance fair 1 To-morrow, fade — and leave us bleak and hart I To-d...ay, our hopes run wanton to th^ sky ; To-morrow, doomed to languish and to die And shall I, like a spaniel, whine and cower.
And yield to plebia-ns my patrician power ?
No. no ! Ti? niine — it is mine honest due .
And I will hold it — dare, defv thein. too ' ['.foferjRi T--. • M!y aoble friend — my honest. Faithful Tray .
When thou art gone all joy^ will flow away You re merry, sir, to-day.
Not r, my lord Fu-h. T- ._ /' res, von are ; you are. upon my word S 1 love thee. sir. upon my lite 1 fta I have seldom found a friend so true, •rt thou, hearted, sir !
What to read after Burlesque Statesmanship; Or, the Gubernatorial-Senatorial-Editorial-Conclavorial-Fizzleatorial Coup D'etat. a Melo-Dramatic, Comico-Tragico-Burlesque. in Five Acts?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom -v& and forth in a 3ad state cf mind.
Saint Thcmag.
Out. damned spot ! O, black and hateful stain i That nought can cleanse and make me pure again I So much for him who seeks to wir.
At cost of every duty due to law.
What ! coward conscience I why art thou dfei&Lj I've broke no law — no duty disobey' d ?
Why should I fret and pine ? I should be gu-y !
The darker hour precedes the brighter day To-day, our honors bloom with fragrance fair 1 To-morrow, fade — and leave us bleak and hart I To-d...ay, our hopes run wanton to th^ sky ; To-morrow, doomed to languish and to die And shall I, like a spaniel, whine and cower.
And yield to plebia-ns my patrician power ?
No. no ! Ti? niine — it is mine honest due .
And I will hold it — dare, defv thein. too ' ['.foferjRi T--. • M!y aoble friend — my honest. Faithful Tray .
When thou art gone all joy^ will flow away You re merry, sir, to-day.
Not r, my lord Fu-h. T- ._ /' res, von are ; you are. upon my word S 1 love thee. sir. upon my lite 1 fta I have seldom found a friend so true, •rt thou, hearted, sir !
What to read after Burlesque Statesmanship; Or, the Gubernatorial-Senatorial-Editorial-Conclavorial-Fizzleatorial Coup D'etat. a Melo-Dramatic, Comico-Tragico-Burlesque. in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, H. Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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