Departmental Ditties And Other Verses
Departmental Ditties And Other Verses
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He grew speckled and lumpy hammered, I grieve to say, Aryan brothers who fanned him, in an illiberal way. May set in with a dust-storm, Pagett went down with the sun. All the delights of the season tickled him one by one. Imprimis ten days' "liver" due to his drinking beer; Later, a dose of fever slight, but he called it severe. Dysent'ry touched him in June, after the Chota Bursat Lowered his portly person made him yearn to depart. 6g PAGETT, M. P. He didn't call me a ''Brahmin, " or "bloated,... " or " overpaid, " But seemed to think it a wonder that any one stayed. July was a trifle unhealthy, Pagett was ill with fear, Called it the " Cholera Morbus, " hinted that life was dear. He babbled of " Eastern exile, " and men- tioned his home with tears; But I hadn't seen my children for close upon seven years. We reached a hundred and twenty once in the Court at noon, (I've mentioned Pagett was portly) Pagett went off in a swoon. That was an end to the business; Pagett, the perjured, fled With a practical, working knowledge of " Solar Myths" in his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He grew speckled and lumpy hammered, I grieve to say, Aryan brothers who fanned him, in an illiberal way. May set in with a dust-storm, Pagett went down with the sun. All the delights of the season tickled him one by one. Imprimis ten days' "liver" due to his drinking beer; Later, a dose of fever slight, but he called it severe. Dysent'ry touched him in June, after the Chota Bursat Lowered his portly person made him yearn to depart. 6g PAGETT, M. P. He didn't call me a ''Brahmin, " or "bloated,... " or " overpaid, " But seemed to think it a wonder that any one stayed. July was a trifle unhealthy, Pagett was ill with fear, Called it the " Cholera Morbus, " hinted that life was dear. He babbled of " Eastern exile, " and men- tioned his home with tears; But I hadn't seen my children for close upon seven years. We reached a hundred and twenty once in the Court at noon, (I've mentioned Pagett was portly) Pagett went off in a swoon. That was an end to the business; Pagett, the perjured, fled With a practical, working knowledge of " Solar Myths" in his head.
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