Miscellaneous Poems
Miscellaneous Poems
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Will now his apish acts display.
That honest men disdain ; And labour, each man's heritage, His greatest need from age to age.
E'en cringing lacqueys scorn ; Labour, that should more honour'd be Thau all the pomp and pageantry Of fools to titles born.
If thou dost man's vain plaudits prize.
Earth's glittering treasures win ; For toil's rough garb all rauks despise.
And poverty is sin ; But trust not for a single hour 48 STAWARD-LE-PEEL.
The slave who crawls to pride and power, Aud courts the ri...ch man's smile ; And him disdain who lives for self, "Wliose sole aim is to gather pelf, By every sneaking wile.
^taivar^-k-^ccl Written on the occasion of the Annual Pic-nic of the Langley Temperance- Society.
AN the banks of the Allen in sweet summer time, ^ When nature exults in her beautiful prime ; When the bees are abroad, and the birds are in tune, And the happy lark sings to the flower-deckt June ; When the gleam of the river doth gladden the eye, With the green of the earth and the glow of the sky ;— Then a rapture divine the poet doth feel, Surveying the beauties of Staward-le-PeeL Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will now his apish acts display.
That honest men disdain ; And labour, each man's heritage, His greatest need from age to age.
E'en cringing lacqueys scorn ; Labour, that should more honour'd be Thau all the pomp and pageantry Of fools to titles born.
If thou dost man's vain plaudits prize.
Earth's glittering treasures win ; For toil's rough garb all rauks despise.
And poverty is sin ; But trust not for a single hour 48 STAWARD-LE-PEEL.
The slave who crawls to pride and power, Aud courts the ri...ch man's smile ; And him disdain who lives for self, "Wliose sole aim is to gather pelf, By every sneaking wile.
^taivar^-k-^ccl Written on the occasion of the Annual Pic-nic of the Langley Temperance- Society.
AN the banks of the Allen in sweet summer time, ^ When nature exults in her beautiful prime ; When the bees are abroad, and the birds are in tune, And the happy lark sings to the flower-deckt June ; When the gleam of the river doth gladden the eye, With the green of the earth and the glow of the sky ;— Then a rapture divine the poet doth feel, Surveying the beauties of Staward-le-PeeL Oh !
What to read after Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Chatt to read onlineMoreLess
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