Cant a Satire
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When Saints of every calibre unite 30 CANT, In sweet communion, for so heaven wills, To call them forth, and Blandus prints the bills, And many a Cantw r ell, by express desire, Lets out his pious countenance for hire, At holy Love-feast, where, in love-bonds knit, Lo ! all the doxies round the table sit ; Each righteous spouse the true Creed represents, And Shiloe's crib stands waiting for events !
Whilst heavenly sounds ascend on angel wings, As Israel's tea-urn joins its voice and sings, Yea..., Fill-p**t's self, in Evangelic trim, Gives up his Income, and gives out the Hymn !
Thus far the Muse, with false affected zeal, Hath felt the shame all Hypocrites should feel ; Thus when some voice albeit foe's or friend's, To make me thrive and hate myself intends, Th' advice so worthless on his head recoils, In language suited to the blood that boils ; A SATIRE. 31 Back in thy teeth, my friend, thy words are hurl'd, 'The best of men, their Reverence, and the World, " Hating the mean and prostituted vein, Gladly relapsing to my former strain; [ cannot cringe, but spurning the base plan, Leave it to G**h*m, and to those who can My heart disdains to seek that prudent fee, Or praise apostate Bishop for his See.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Saints of every calibre unite 30 CANT, In sweet communion, for so heaven wills, To call them forth, and Blandus prints the bills, And many a Cantw r ell, by express desire, Lets out his pious countenance for hire, At holy Love-feast, where, in love-bonds knit, Lo ! all the doxies round the table sit ; Each righteous spouse the true Creed represents, And Shiloe's crib stands waiting for events !
Whilst heavenly sounds ascend on angel wings, As Israel's tea-urn joins its voice and sings, Yea..., Fill-p**t's self, in Evangelic trim, Gives up his Income, and gives out the Hymn !
Thus far the Muse, with false affected zeal, Hath felt the shame all Hypocrites should feel ; Thus when some voice albeit foe's or friend's, To make me thrive and hate myself intends, Th' advice so worthless on his head recoils, In language suited to the blood that boils ; A SATIRE. 31 Back in thy teeth, my friend, thy words are hurl'd, 'The best of men, their Reverence, and the World, " Hating the mean and prostituted vein, Gladly relapsing to my former strain; [ cannot cringe, but spurning the base plan, Leave it to G**h*m, and to those who can My heart disdains to seek that prudent fee, Or praise apostate Bishop for his See.
What to read after Cant a Satire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Inskip to read onlineMoreLess
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