Lyrics And Philippics
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So thick his shade is, that 'twill keep a Lady's Complexion safe from fiery sun and moon, And be a shelter, where no storm can pelt her, When *' drinking; Tea" there of the afternoon.
^» But now, see muster an admii'ing cluster Of Swine, and other Contemplative Bastes, Who show their Larning, by discourse consarning What most would please their individual taste:^.
LYEICS. 33 One Pig is wishing, tiiey may not be dishing His Comely person with the dirty Beans, But hopes, when salted, he may be ex...alted, And served as Bacon to his Worship's Greens.
The Ox advances with contemptuous glances, And Lordly indignation in his face, And says, " you Blackguard, stay in Sty, or Haggard, For here you are entirely out of place. I am much mistaken, if it is with Bacon The King of Greens would combination seek, When he'll gain double honor, if I'm Bubble, And sing a Second to his First, as Squeak. " But now the Cabbage, getting rather savage, Says, " This same noise a'int decent, or well bred, If you're not quiet, I must end the Eiot By a Court Martial held on my Drum Head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So thick his shade is, that 'twill keep a Lady's Complexion safe from fiery sun and moon, And be a shelter, where no storm can pelt her, When *' drinking; Tea" there of the afternoon.
^» But now, see muster an admii'ing cluster Of Swine, and other Contemplative Bastes, Who show their Larning, by discourse consarning What most would please their individual taste:^.
LYEICS. 33 One Pig is wishing, tiiey may not be dishing His Comely person with the dirty Beans, But hopes, when salted, he may be ex...alted, And served as Bacon to his Worship's Greens.
The Ox advances with contemptuous glances, And Lordly indignation in his face, And says, " you Blackguard, stay in Sty, or Haggard, For here you are entirely out of place. I am much mistaken, if it is with Bacon The King of Greens would combination seek, When he'll gain double honor, if I'm Bubble, And sing a Second to his First, as Squeak. " But now the Cabbage, getting rather savage, Says, " This same noise a'int decent, or well bred, If you're not quiet, I must end the Eiot By a Court Martial held on my Drum Head.
What to read after Lyrics And Philippics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Scourfield to read onlineMoreLess
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