Picture of a Factory Village to Which Are Annexed Remarks On Lotteries
Picture of a Factory Village to Which Are Annexed Remarks On Lotteries
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Would gratify herself, sometimes, with novelty, But did not know the world so full of deviltry.
You old tyrant, Roman Nero, Neither statesman, lawyer, hero; Dislike you only for your name, As in character, not the same.
You have original wit, like knife, But do not wish you for a wife; We should be sparring, be at strife, Perhaps in wrath would take my life.
You, a lady, dressing like a queen, Perhaps, some more, not less than sixteen; You are candid, content in your house, As a rat in his hole..., or young mouse.
Who kept a stable in the place?
41 Filled with steeds, Arabian race.
And stood on Athens classic hill, One thousand rods from the new mill.
The keeper look d like sportsman Purdy, Rather taller, perhaps more sturdy.
One called Quick Silver other, Eclipse, Gracefully formed about the hips.
Their tails flowed handsomely behind, Like ladies curls, fanned by the wind.
These horses ran, at all the races, Had noble, martial, warlike faces, And ever took the golden purses.
He had another, a fine grey mare, Which glisten d all o er with sleekest hair, But when she moved, as fleet as air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would gratify herself, sometimes, with novelty, But did not know the world so full of deviltry.
You old tyrant, Roman Nero, Neither statesman, lawyer, hero; Dislike you only for your name, As in character, not the same.
You have original wit, like knife, But do not wish you for a wife; We should be sparring, be at strife, Perhaps in wrath would take my life.
You, a lady, dressing like a queen, Perhaps, some more, not less than sixteen; You are candid, content in your house, As a rat in his hole..., or young mouse.
Who kept a stable in the place?
41 Filled with steeds, Arabian race.
And stood on Athens classic hill, One thousand rods from the new mill.
The keeper look d like sportsman Purdy, Rather taller, perhaps more sturdy.
One called Quick Silver other, Eclipse, Gracefully formed about the hips.
Their tails flowed handsomely behind, Like ladies curls, fanned by the wind.
These horses ran, at all the races, Had noble, martial, warlike faces, And ever took the golden purses.
He had another, a fine grey mare, Which glisten d all o er with sleekest hair, But when she moved, as fleet as air.
What to read after Picture of a Factory Village to Which Are Annexed Remarks On Lotteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Man to read onlineMoreLess
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