Poems
Poems
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What luck, old cloven-foot, to day ?
Said I, one foggy morning, As he threw out his line for prey, Poor mortal folk suborning.
" Not much, " quoth he " but what I have, Beyond dispute, is fair gain ; With notes to . Shave I caught a knave, A miser with a bargain.
To catch a needy beau, I took A draggle-tail surtout ;* A would-be belle found on my hook A tempting full dress suit.
I caught a Congress-man, by dint Of double Compensation ; A Lawyer, on promotion bent, By timely nomination.
* "When ...this was written, in the heat of Uie season of 1816, imperious Fashion burdened the beaux of the day \vith cloth surtouts, long- enough to touch the pavement I 63 These Lawyers are, though oft you wish (No thanks for't) Satan Ixad 'em, The most unprofitable fish Of all the sons of Adam.
I caught a Surgeon, with a high- fed subject for dissection ; An Office-hunter, with a lie, Well seasoned for Election. " " What fish bite sharpest, PUG r" said I " Why, as to that, " quoth he, " I find not many very shy, Of high or low degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What luck, old cloven-foot, to day ?
Said I, one foggy morning, As he threw out his line for prey, Poor mortal folk suborning.
" Not much, " quoth he " but what I have, Beyond dispute, is fair gain ; With notes to . Shave I caught a knave, A miser with a bargain.
To catch a needy beau, I took A draggle-tail surtout ;* A would-be belle found on my hook A tempting full dress suit.
I caught a Congress-man, by dint Of double Compensation ; A Lawyer, on promotion bent, By timely nomination.
* "When ...this was written, in the heat of Uie season of 1816, imperious Fashion burdened the beaux of the day \vith cloth surtouts, long- enough to touch the pavement I 63 These Lawyers are, though oft you wish (No thanks for't) Satan Ixad 'em, The most unprofitable fish Of all the sons of Adam.
I caught a Surgeon, with a high- fed subject for dissection ; An Office-hunter, with a lie, Well seasoned for Election. " " What fish bite sharpest, PUG r" said I " Why, as to that, " quoth he, " I find not many very shy, Of high or low degree.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selleck Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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