Poems
Poems
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prating Deha, haill When scandal's best materials, hackney'd, fail, Thy quick invention lends a quick supply, And all thy talk is one continued lie. Know, thou eternal babbler, that my song Could show a line as venom'd as thy tongue. In pity to thy sex I cease to write Of London journeys and the marriage-night. The conversation with which taverns ring Descends below my satire's soaring sting. Upon his elbow-throne great Maro sits, Revered at Forster's by the would-be wits; Deliberately the stud...ied jest he breaks, And long and loud the polish'd table shakes ; Retail'd in every brothel-house in town. Each dancing booby vends it as his own. Upon the empty jelly-glass reclined, The laughing Maro gathers up his wind ; The tail-bud 'prentice rubs his hands and grins. Ready to laugh before the tale begins : To talk of freedom, politics, and Bute, And knotty arguments in law confute, I leave to blockheads, for such things design'd; Be it my task divine to ease the mind.
" To-morrow, " says a Church-of-England priest, " Is of good St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
prating Deha, haill When scandal's best materials, hackney'd, fail, Thy quick invention lends a quick supply, And all thy talk is one continued lie. Know, thou eternal babbler, that my song Could show a line as venom'd as thy tongue. In pity to thy sex I cease to write Of London journeys and the marriage-night. The conversation with which taverns ring Descends below my satire's soaring sting. Upon his elbow-throne great Maro sits, Revered at Forster's by the would-be wits; Deliberately the stud...ied jest he breaks, And long and loud the polish'd table shakes ; Retail'd in every brothel-house in town. Each dancing booby vends it as his own. Upon the empty jelly-glass reclined, The laughing Maro gathers up his wind ; The tail-bud 'prentice rubs his hands and grins. Ready to laugh before the tale begins : To talk of freedom, politics, and Bute, And knotty arguments in law confute, I leave to blockheads, for such things design'd; Be it my task divine to ease the mind.
" To-morrow, " says a Church-of-England priest, " Is of good St.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chatterton Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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