Horse Foot Or Pilgrims to Parnassus
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®" Wiiile giants talk broad churcli diA-inity, And Satan proses, proses horriljly ; 810 And last, surpassing all apocrypha, -' Geoege. And Frances, lass, I brought some cresses in : Just wash them, toast the bacon, break some egg*, And let's to supper shortly. " 80 See " The Story of Doom ;" Xiloiya speaks : — " Husband, I say, . . . My mother's ghost came up last night, Whilst I thy beard held in my hand did kiss. Leaning anear thee, -wakeful througli my love, And M-atcliful of thee till the m...oon went down. " «' Miss Ingelow is really too hard upon the devil. She re- presents the "hero of Paradise Lost, " as a feeble and sickly old snake, who is bullied by the Giants, and whose conversation is so tedious that even the most hardened sinners would fly his company.
5 66 HORSE AND FOOT; She boldly slanders poor Metliuselali/" Talks of his lizards, says he drove a team, And calmly makes the good old man blaspheme. My printer tells me, this is not succeeding, 8 1 5 On Sundays, though, 'tis very decent reading.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
®" Wiiile giants talk broad churcli diA-inity, And Satan proses, proses horriljly ; 810 And last, surpassing all apocrypha, -' Geoege. And Frances, lass, I brought some cresses in : Just wash them, toast the bacon, break some egg*, And let's to supper shortly. " 80 See " The Story of Doom ;" Xiloiya speaks : — " Husband, I say, . . . My mother's ghost came up last night, Whilst I thy beard held in my hand did kiss. Leaning anear thee, -wakeful througli my love, And M-atcliful of thee till the m...oon went down. " «' Miss Ingelow is really too hard upon the devil. She re- presents the "hero of Paradise Lost, " as a feeble and sickly old snake, who is bullied by the Giants, and whose conversation is so tedious that even the most hardened sinners would fly his company.
5 66 HORSE AND FOOT; She boldly slanders poor Metliuselali/" Talks of his lizards, says he drove a team, And calmly makes the good old man blaspheme. My printer tells me, this is not succeeding, 8 1 5 On Sundays, though, 'tis very decent reading.
What to read after Horse Foot Or Pilgrims to Parnassus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Crawley to read onlineMoreLess
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