Domesday book
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In England, too, there is a sly grimalkin, Who poisons rats with most malicious thoughts.
And bears the name of Adam — Adam Smith, By Jack named Adam just to signify His sinful nature. But the cat Voltaire Says Adam never fell, that man is good, An honest merchant better than a king.
And shaven priests are worse than parasites.
He rubs his glossy coat against the legs Of Quakers, loving natures, loathes the trade Of war, and runs with velvet feet across The whole of Europe, scaring rats to deat...h.
The cat Rousseau is instinct like a cat.
And purrs that man born free is still in chains Here in this house that Jack built. Consequence?
There is such squeaking, running of the rats, The cats in North America wake up [255 J DOMESDAY BOOK And drive the English rats out; then the dogs Grow cautious of the cats, poor simple Louis Convokes a French assembly to preserve The malt against the rats and give the cow Whose milk is growing blue and thin some malt.
And all at once rats, cats and dogs, the cow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England, too, there is a sly grimalkin, Who poisons rats with most malicious thoughts.
And bears the name of Adam — Adam Smith, By Jack named Adam just to signify His sinful nature. But the cat Voltaire Says Adam never fell, that man is good, An honest merchant better than a king.
And shaven priests are worse than parasites.
He rubs his glossy coat against the legs Of Quakers, loving natures, loathes the trade Of war, and runs with velvet feet across The whole of Europe, scaring rats to deat...h.
The cat Rousseau is instinct like a cat.
And purrs that man born free is still in chains Here in this house that Jack built. Consequence?
There is such squeaking, running of the rats, The cats in North America wake up [255 J DOMESDAY BOOK And drive the English rats out; then the dogs Grow cautious of the cats, poor simple Louis Convokes a French assembly to preserve The malt against the rats and give the cow Whose milk is growing blue and thin some malt.
And all at once rats, cats and dogs, the cow.
What to read after Domesday book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masters Edgar Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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