Moores Fables for the Female Sex Embellished With Engravings
Moores Fables for the Female Sex Embellished With Engravings
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I Wlien zephyrs o'er the blossoms stray, And sweets along the air convey, Shan't I the fragrant breeze inhale, Because you breathe a sweeter gale?
Sweet are the flow'rs that deck the field, Sweet is the smell the blossoms yield ; Sweet is the summer gale that blows, And sweet (though sweeter you) the rose.
Shall envy then torment your breast, If you are lovelier than the rest ? For while I give to each her due, By praising them I flatter you; 45 Aiid praising most, I still declare You fairest, ...where the rest are fail-.
As at his board a farmer sate, Replenish'd by his homely treat, His fav'rite spaniel near him stood, And with his master shar'd the food ; The crackhng bones his jaws devour'd, His lapping tongue the trenchers scoiu'd; Till, sated now, supine he lay, And snor'd the rishig fumes away.
The hungry cat, in turn, drew near, And humbly crav'd a servant's share ; Her modest worth the master knew, And straight the fatt'ning morsel threw; Enrag'd, the snarhng cur awoke, And thus, with spiteful envy, spoke: They only claim a right to eat, Who earn by services their meat; Me, zeal and industiy inflame, To scour the fields, and spring the game : 46 Or, plunged in the wat'ry wave, For man the wounded bird to save.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I Wlien zephyrs o'er the blossoms stray, And sweets along the air convey, Shan't I the fragrant breeze inhale, Because you breathe a sweeter gale?
Sweet are the flow'rs that deck the field, Sweet is the smell the blossoms yield ; Sweet is the summer gale that blows, And sweet (though sweeter you) the rose.
Shall envy then torment your breast, If you are lovelier than the rest ? For while I give to each her due, By praising them I flatter you; 45 Aiid praising most, I still declare You fairest, ...where the rest are fail-.
As at his board a farmer sate, Replenish'd by his homely treat, His fav'rite spaniel near him stood, And with his master shar'd the food ; The crackhng bones his jaws devour'd, His lapping tongue the trenchers scoiu'd; Till, sated now, supine he lay, And snor'd the rishig fumes away.
The hungry cat, in turn, drew near, And humbly crav'd a servant's share ; Her modest worth the master knew, And straight the fatt'ning morsel threw; Enrag'd, the snarhng cur awoke, And thus, with spiteful envy, spoke: They only claim a right to eat, Who earn by services their meat; Me, zeal and industiy inflame, To scour the fields, and spring the game : 46 Or, plunged in the wat'ry wave, For man the wounded bird to save.
What to read after Moores Fables for the Female Sex Embellished With Engravings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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