Oxford Verses
Oxford Verses
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T T ERE'S your health in purple wine, * * Drink me mine that I may see Brighter still those bright eyes shine, Rosy cheeks and laughter free ; Here's long life and rich increase, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
Old Anacreon was not blind, Horace knew a thing or two, Tell me, where could either find Maid or matron such as you ? Not in Italy, or Greece, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
Though I drive through all the town, Drive through all the laughing shire, Drive through England up and dow...n Till my panting greys expire, Till the sun himself shall cease, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece ; [Ne'er OXFORD VERSES.
Ne'er from such a mouth of charms Shall I steal one fleeting taste, Ne'er shall fling ambitious arms Round so delicate a waist. Vive ma belle imperatrice, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
FRANK TAYLOR.
(From the Pall Mall Gazette. ) OXFORD VERSES.
TO MIDIA.
T N that dear country which men call With sober phrase "your pretty face, " There is no spring, there is no fall, And biting winter finds no place ; One light, one warmth, one tender air, One endless summer harbours there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T T ERE'S your health in purple wine, * * Drink me mine that I may see Brighter still those bright eyes shine, Rosy cheeks and laughter free ; Here's long life and rich increase, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
Old Anacreon was not blind, Horace knew a thing or two, Tell me, where could either find Maid or matron such as you ? Not in Italy, or Greece, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
Though I drive through all the town, Drive through all the laughing shire, Drive through England up and dow...n Till my panting greys expire, Till the sun himself shall cease, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece ; [Ne'er OXFORD VERSES.
Ne'er from such a mouth of charms Shall I steal one fleeting taste, Ne'er shall fling ambitious arms Round so delicate a waist. Vive ma belle imperatrice, Sweet mine hostess of the Fleece !
FRANK TAYLOR.
(From the Pall Mall Gazette. ) OXFORD VERSES.
TO MIDIA.
T N that dear country which men call With sober phrase "your pretty face, " There is no spring, there is no fall, And biting winter finds no place ; One light, one warmth, one tender air, One endless summer harbours there.
What to read after Oxford Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert L Galloway to read onlineMoreLess
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