Desiderium Mcmxv Mcxviii
Desiderium Mcmxv Mcxviii
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Some men are rich ; All Englishmen are rich ; A man, by nature, asks more than his price ; The English ask him once but never twice : They buy a lot of trash at thrice its worth ; If God would sell it, they would buy the earth. . . .
All Englishmen are rich !
Most men are blind : All Englishmen are blind ; They cannot see the simplest peasant's plot (One often wonders : " Have they eyes or not ? ") They see not what is truth and what are lies, Nor anything six inches from their eyes. . . .
All ...Englishmen are, blind.
76 Most men are mad : All Englishmen are mad ; Or else they would not leave their leisured ease ; Honour, repute, rewards, monopolies, And all the worth and wealth that they possess, To tramp the world in childish restlessness. . . .
All Englishmen are mad !
Most men are heathen : All Englishmen are heathen ; They burn no candles for the suffering dead : God's Sacred Wafer is to them but bread ; Their mouths are full of sin ; their hearts of slaughter ; They never cross themselves with Holy Water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some men are rich ; All Englishmen are rich ; A man, by nature, asks more than his price ; The English ask him once but never twice : They buy a lot of trash at thrice its worth ; If God would sell it, they would buy the earth. . . .
All Englishmen are rich !
Most men are blind : All Englishmen are blind ; They cannot see the simplest peasant's plot (One often wonders : " Have they eyes or not ? ") They see not what is truth and what are lies, Nor anything six inches from their eyes. . . .
All ...Englishmen are, blind.
76 Most men are mad : All Englishmen are mad ; Or else they would not leave their leisured ease ; Honour, repute, rewards, monopolies, And all the worth and wealth that they possess, To tramp the world in childish restlessness. . . .
All Englishmen are mad !
Most men are heathen : All Englishmen are heathen ; They burn no candles for the suffering dead : God's Sacred Wafer is to them but bread ; Their mouths are full of sin ; their hearts of slaughter ; They never cross themselves with Holy Water.
What to read after Desiderium Mcmxv Mcxviii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Davey to read onlineMoreLess
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