Characters of the Court a Poem With Notes
Characters of the Court a Poem With Notes
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Nor tread the ground^, the Laureat treads alone : But prostrate dread the law with thunder big. And fear th' Attorney-General's awful wig. Shall then a subject 'scape, because he bears A sounding title, or an office shares ? Shall, if like Ab — rd— . -n's * 'tis always worn, A Ribbon silence then the public scorn ? No— if I perish in the glorious cause. Each knave shall feel the weight of satire's laws. Hail ********^ hail, the 's humble friend. To you, as first in favour, first I bend ; * It h...as been reported, but I know not with what truth, that this noble Lord was seen, on a certain occasion, divested of his visual accompaniment of the Star and Ribbon of the Thistle. — From the noble Diplomat's known attachment to his order, this anecdote may be doubted ', and indeed I should be sorry to calumniate him so far, as to assert it as a fact, I only mention it as an extraordinary rumour. C 10] But not with flattery^ such as courts may give; It is by truth that satire's bard would live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor tread the ground^, the Laureat treads alone : But prostrate dread the law with thunder big. And fear th' Attorney-General's awful wig. Shall then a subject 'scape, because he bears A sounding title, or an office shares ? Shall, if like Ab — rd— . -n's * 'tis always worn, A Ribbon silence then the public scorn ? No— if I perish in the glorious cause. Each knave shall feel the weight of satire's laws. Hail ********^ hail, the 's humble friend. To you, as first in favour, first I bend ; * It h...as been reported, but I know not with what truth, that this noble Lord was seen, on a certain occasion, divested of his visual accompaniment of the Star and Ribbon of the Thistle. — From the noble Diplomat's known attachment to his order, this anecdote may be doubted ', and indeed I should be sorry to calumniate him so far, as to assert it as a fact, I only mention it as an extraordinary rumour. C 10] But not with flattery^ such as courts may give; It is by truth that satire's bard would live.
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