Fanny
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No ! the porter was out long before it was stale, But some blossoms on many a nose brightly shone; And the speeches inspir'd by the fumes of the ale, Had the fragrance of porter when porter was gone. How much Cozzens will draw of such beer ere he dies, Is a question of moment to me and to all ; For still dear to my soul, as 'twas then to mine eyes, Is that barrel of porter at Tammany Hall.
32 LXXVIII.
For many months my hero ne'er neglected To take his ramble there, and soon found out, In much ...less time than one could have expected, What 'twas they all were quarrelling about.
He learn'd the party countersigns by rote, And when to clap his hands, and how to vote.
LXXIX.
He learn'd that C*****n became governor Somehow by chance, when we were all asleep : That he had neither sense, nor talent, nor Any good quality, and would not keep His place an hour after the next election So powerful was the voice of disaffection .
LXXX.
That he was a mere puppet, made to play A thousand tricks, while S*****r touch'd the springs- S*****r, the mighty Warwick of his day, " That setter-up, and puller-down of kings, " Aided by M****r, P*ll, and Doctor G****m, And other men of equal worth and fame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No ! the porter was out long before it was stale, But some blossoms on many a nose brightly shone; And the speeches inspir'd by the fumes of the ale, Had the fragrance of porter when porter was gone. How much Cozzens will draw of such beer ere he dies, Is a question of moment to me and to all ; For still dear to my soul, as 'twas then to mine eyes, Is that barrel of porter at Tammany Hall.
32 LXXVIII.
For many months my hero ne'er neglected To take his ramble there, and soon found out, In much ...less time than one could have expected, What 'twas they all were quarrelling about.
He learn'd the party countersigns by rote, And when to clap his hands, and how to vote.
LXXIX.
He learn'd that C*****n became governor Somehow by chance, when we were all asleep : That he had neither sense, nor talent, nor Any good quality, and would not keep His place an hour after the next election So powerful was the voice of disaffection .
LXXX.
That he was a mere puppet, made to play A thousand tricks, while S*****r touch'd the springs- S*****r, the mighty Warwick of his day, " That setter-up, and puller-down of kings, " Aided by M****r, P*ll, and Doctor G****m, And other men of equal worth and fame.
What to read after Fanny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halleck, Fitz-Greene, 1790-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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