Odes And Addresses to Great People
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19. Oh, who like thee could ever drink, Or eat, — swill, swallow — bolt — and choke ! Nod, weep, and hiccup— sneeze and wink ? — Thy very yawn was quite a joke ! Tho' Joseph Junior acts not ill, « There's no Fool like the old Fool" still !
68 TO JOSEPH GRIMALDI.
20.
Joseph, farewell ! dear funny Joe ! We met with mirth, — we part in pain ! For many a long, long year must go, Ere Fun can see thy like again — For Nature does not keep great stores Of perfect Clowns — that are not Boors !
) ADDRESS... TO SYLVANUS URBAN, ESQUIRE, EDITOR OF THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.
'* Dost thou not suspect mj' years ?" Much Ado About Nothins;.
1.
Oh ! Mr. Urban ! never must thou lurch A sober age made serious drimk by thee ; Hop in thy pleasant way from church to church, And nurse thy little bald Biography.
2.
Oh, my Sylvanus ! what a heart is thine !
And what a page attends thee ! Long may I Hang in demure confusion o''er each line That asks thy little questions with a sigh !
70 TO SYLVANUS URBAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19. Oh, who like thee could ever drink, Or eat, — swill, swallow — bolt — and choke ! Nod, weep, and hiccup— sneeze and wink ? — Thy very yawn was quite a joke ! Tho' Joseph Junior acts not ill, « There's no Fool like the old Fool" still !
68 TO JOSEPH GRIMALDI.
20.
Joseph, farewell ! dear funny Joe ! We met with mirth, — we part in pain ! For many a long, long year must go, Ere Fun can see thy like again — For Nature does not keep great stores Of perfect Clowns — that are not Boors !
) ADDRESS... TO SYLVANUS URBAN, ESQUIRE, EDITOR OF THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.
'* Dost thou not suspect mj' years ?" Much Ado About Nothins;.
1.
Oh ! Mr. Urban ! never must thou lurch A sober age made serious drimk by thee ; Hop in thy pleasant way from church to church, And nurse thy little bald Biography.
2.
Oh, my Sylvanus ! what a heart is thine !
And what a page attends thee ! Long may I Hang in demure confusion o''er each line That asks thy little questions with a sigh !
70 TO SYLVANUS URBAN.
What to read after Odes And Addresses to Great People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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