Poems, 1799
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The subject of this parody was given me by a friend, to whom also I amindebted for some of the stanzas.
Respecting the patent coffins herein mentioned, after the manner ofCatholic Poets, who confess the actions they attribute to their Saintsand Deity to be but fiction, I hereby declare that it is by no means mydesign to depreciate that useful invention; and all persons to whom thisBallad shall come are requested to take notice, that nothing hereasserted concerning the aforesaid Coffins is true,... except that the makerand patentee lives by St. Martin's Lane.
THE SURGEONS' WARNING.
The Doctor whispered to the Nurse And the Surgeon knew what he said, And he grew pale at the Doctor's tale And trembled in his sick bed.
Now fetch me my brethren and fetch them with speed The Surgeon affrighted said, The Parson and the Undertaker, Let them hasten or I shall be dead.
The Parson and the Undertaker They hastily came complying, And the Surgeon's Prentices ran up stairs When they heard that their master was dying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject of this parody was given me by a friend, to whom also I amindebted for some of the stanzas.
Respecting the patent coffins herein mentioned, after the manner ofCatholic Poets, who confess the actions they attribute to their Saintsand Deity to be but fiction, I hereby declare that it is by no means mydesign to depreciate that useful invention; and all persons to whom thisBallad shall come are requested to take notice, that nothing hereasserted concerning the aforesaid Coffins is true,... except that the makerand patentee lives by St. Martin's Lane.
THE SURGEONS' WARNING.
The Doctor whispered to the Nurse And the Surgeon knew what he said, And he grew pale at the Doctor's tale And trembled in his sick bed.
Now fetch me my brethren and fetch them with speed The Surgeon affrighted said, The Parson and the Undertaker, Let them hasten or I shall be dead.
The Parson and the Undertaker They hastily came complying, And the Surgeon's Prentices ran up stairs When they heard that their master was dying.
What to read after Poems, 1799?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southey Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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