Elliotts Poems volume 1
Elliotts Poems volume 1
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would they toil and fatten too ? They grumble still, as dogs will do : We conquer'd them at Waterloo ; And Nap lies at Saint Helena.
110 CORN LAW RHYMES.
But shall the villains meet and prate In crowds about affairs of state ? Ride, yeoman, ride ! Act, magistrate ! Nap perish'd at Saint Helena.
ARTHUR BREAD-TAX- WINNER.
WHO is prais'd by dolt and sinner ?
Who serves masters more than one ? Blucherloo, the bread tax winner ; Bread tax winning Famineton.
Blucherloo, the bread tax winner Whom enri...ch'd thy battles won ?
Whom does Dirt-grub ask to dinner ? Bread tax winning Famineton.
Whom feeds Arthur Bread-tax-winner ?- All our rivals, sire and son, Foreign cutler, foreign spinner, Bless their patron, Famineton.
Prussia fattens we get thinner !
Bread tax barters all for none : Bravo ! Arthur Bread-tax-winner !
Shallow, half-brain'd Famineton!
CORN LAW RHYMES. Ill Empty thinks the devil's in her : Take will grin, when Make is gone !
Bread tax teaches saint and sinner, Grinning, flint-fac'd Famineton !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
would they toil and fatten too ? They grumble still, as dogs will do : We conquer'd them at Waterloo ; And Nap lies at Saint Helena.
110 CORN LAW RHYMES.
But shall the villains meet and prate In crowds about affairs of state ? Ride, yeoman, ride ! Act, magistrate ! Nap perish'd at Saint Helena.
ARTHUR BREAD-TAX- WINNER.
WHO is prais'd by dolt and sinner ?
Who serves masters more than one ? Blucherloo, the bread tax winner ; Bread tax winning Famineton.
Blucherloo, the bread tax winner Whom enri...ch'd thy battles won ?
Whom does Dirt-grub ask to dinner ? Bread tax winning Famineton.
Whom feeds Arthur Bread-tax-winner ?- All our rivals, sire and son, Foreign cutler, foreign spinner, Bless their patron, Famineton.
Prussia fattens we get thinner !
Bread tax barters all for none : Bravo ! Arthur Bread-tax-winner !
Shallow, half-brain'd Famineton!
CORN LAW RHYMES. Ill Empty thinks the devil's in her : Take will grin, when Make is gone !
Bread tax teaches saint and sinner, Grinning, flint-fac'd Famineton !
What to read after Elliotts Poems volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebenezer Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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