Epistles Satires And Epigrams
Epistles Satires And Epigrams
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Two centuries ago, the Mersey's flood ^ Rolled to the sea a stream of natural mud ; Beside its banks the noisy sea-fowl screamed, On what is now a town the shepherd dreamed, Or, like the poets' shepherd, waked the muse — But now the place is all alive with Jews ^ ; The active Israelite, from Jacob's days. Has always studied every trick that pays ; A ready reckoner and an office stool, A ledger, a commission, and a fool, Are all the stock in trade a Hebrew needs To win the wealth with which the ...Gentile bleeds. Hail ! conquering race ! 'Tis we who pay the cost Of all those grinders which your grandsires lost. For statesmen murder thousands at their will, While you purvey the funds to pay the bill. Purvey, forsooth ! You lend what 's not your own, And pouch a pretty premium on the loan.
We cross to Birkenhead and view the place, The mushroom source of England's last disgrace, * Hie ubi nocturnae, etc.
' Nunc sacri fontis nemus, et dclubra locantur Judaeis, etc.
72 JUVENAL, SAT. III.
The lofty chimneys and the building yard Which won both wealth and eminence to Laird ^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two centuries ago, the Mersey's flood ^ Rolled to the sea a stream of natural mud ; Beside its banks the noisy sea-fowl screamed, On what is now a town the shepherd dreamed, Or, like the poets' shepherd, waked the muse — But now the place is all alive with Jews ^ ; The active Israelite, from Jacob's days. Has always studied every trick that pays ; A ready reckoner and an office stool, A ledger, a commission, and a fool, Are all the stock in trade a Hebrew needs To win the wealth with which the ...Gentile bleeds. Hail ! conquering race ! 'Tis we who pay the cost Of all those grinders which your grandsires lost. For statesmen murder thousands at their will, While you purvey the funds to pay the bill. Purvey, forsooth ! You lend what 's not your own, And pouch a pretty premium on the loan.
We cross to Birkenhead and view the place, The mushroom source of England's last disgrace, * Hie ubi nocturnae, etc.
' Nunc sacri fontis nemus, et dclubra locantur Judaeis, etc.
72 JUVENAL, SAT. III.
The lofty chimneys and the building yard Which won both wealth and eminence to Laird ^.
What to read after Epistles Satires And Epigrams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Edwin Thorold Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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