Miscellanies: Being a Selection From the Poems And Correspondence of the Rev. Thomas Wilson .. 45
Miscellanies: Being a Selection From the Poems And Correspondence of the Rev. Thomas Wilson .. 45
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" My Britons shall conquer, no nation shall brag ; " With forces inferior, " They've courage superior, " And Vicfry shall rest on Britannia's proud flag." XLV. — THE RHYME-SMITH'S ANNUAL VERSES.
Pbbsektbd to the Pabohsd-Pbas Club or Pbbstok, A.D. 1808.
I'm aware you'll expect that myself I excuse For invoking so late in the season my Muse, But the truth is, I call'd her and calFd her again.
Yet my first invocations I found were in vain.
She said that in Scotland a job she had got — A job most c...ongenial — to help Mr. Scott ; Though to him at the first she was shy, yet quite frisky When he'd given her a bottle of excellent whisky.
POETICAL SPECIMENS. 101 She next was invokM to the Laureate's abode.
Who beg^d her best aid in his annual ode.
But she gaye herself airs, was pert, pouting and shy.
And calFd him dunce, blockhead, nay, simple ^oo«e-pie ; But soon he becalmed the abuse of the slut When he brought into view and then opened his buit ; She swillM down a bottle — the Muse is not slack, And declared it a butt of superlative sack; Then she vented the lines with much labour and sweat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" My Britons shall conquer, no nation shall brag ; " With forces inferior, " They've courage superior, " And Vicfry shall rest on Britannia's proud flag." XLV. — THE RHYME-SMITH'S ANNUAL VERSES.
Pbbsektbd to the Pabohsd-Pbas Club or Pbbstok, A.D. 1808.
I'm aware you'll expect that myself I excuse For invoking so late in the season my Muse, But the truth is, I call'd her and calFd her again.
Yet my first invocations I found were in vain.
She said that in Scotland a job she had got — A job most c...ongenial — to help Mr. Scott ; Though to him at the first she was shy, yet quite frisky When he'd given her a bottle of excellent whisky.
POETICAL SPECIMENS. 101 She next was invokM to the Laureate's abode.
Who beg^d her best aid in his annual ode.
But she gaye herself airs, was pert, pouting and shy.
And calFd him dunce, blockhead, nay, simple ^oo«e-pie ; But soon he becalmed the abuse of the slut When he brought into view and then opened his buit ; She swillM down a bottle — the Muse is not slack, And declared it a butt of superlative sack; Then she vented the lines with much labour and sweat.
What to read after Miscellanies: Being a Selection From the Poems And Correspondence of the Rev. Thomas Wilson .. 45?
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