No Abolition of Slavery
No Abolition of Slavery
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a _Phantom_! to create, 145 A huge HERMAPHRODITE OF STATE! A monster, more alarming still Than FOX'S raw-head India Bill!
THURLOW, forbear thy awful frown; I beg you may not _look_ me down 150 My honest fervour do not scout, I too like thee can be devout, And in a solemn invocation{10}, Of loyalty make protestation.
Courtiers, who chanc'd to guess aright, 155 And bask now in the Royal sight, Gold sticks and silver, and white wands, Ensigns of favour in your hands, Glitt'ring with stars,... and envied seen Adorn'd with ribbands blue, red, green! 160 I charge you of deceit keep clear, And poison not the Sovereign's ear: O ne'er let Majesty suppose The _Prince's_ friends must be HIS foes. There is not one amongst you all 165 Whose sword is readier at his call; An ancient Baron of the land, I by my King shall ever stand; But when it pleases Heav'n to shroud The Royal image in a cloud, 170 That image in the Heir I see, The Prince is then as King to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a _Phantom_! to create, 145 A huge HERMAPHRODITE OF STATE! A monster, more alarming still Than FOX'S raw-head India Bill!
THURLOW, forbear thy awful frown; I beg you may not _look_ me down 150 My honest fervour do not scout, I too like thee can be devout, And in a solemn invocation{10}, Of loyalty make protestation.
Courtiers, who chanc'd to guess aright, 155 And bask now in the Royal sight, Gold sticks and silver, and white wands, Ensigns of favour in your hands, Glitt'ring with stars,... and envied seen Adorn'd with ribbands blue, red, green! 160 I charge you of deceit keep clear, And poison not the Sovereign's ear: O ne'er let Majesty suppose The _Prince's_ friends must be HIS foes. There is not one amongst you all 165 Whose sword is readier at his call; An ancient Baron of the land, I by my King shall ever stand; But when it pleases Heav'n to shroud The Royal image in a cloud, 170 That image in the Heir I see, The Prince is then as King to me.
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