Poems By the Rev Thomas Penrose
Poems By the Rev Thomas Penrose
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And look leaft pleas'd when giving ato/f, But, Cynics, fpare the odd behaviour. If well you walk, ne'er blame the Pavior. Should you, when wand'ring in the night, Some Scoundrel urge to fet you right, Now, tho' he blafts you with a curfe, You'll take the better from the worfe, Nor think the greeting ill-beilow'd, If while he damns, he mews the road; But ftraight jog home, no more affrighted, Than if an honeft watchman lighted.
Learn then the left to cull from evil, As Saints take warning by the... Devil: E 2 And, [ 5* ] And, if the Mufe, whofe judgment nice i, Shews Public Good in private Vices, The holieft tongue muft ceafe to ftir, But inftant own without demur, While modeil matrons flart at Drury, The Thief's as ufeful as the Jury, Since both the mind flrong truths imprefs on, And teach the world an aweful leffon.
Our various Patriots then revere, Their hearts are found, though manners queer: Tho' fome to outward vifion fcem To fport in Phrenxy's antic dream.
The aims of each laborious felf are, Intended for the public welfare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And look leaft pleas'd when giving ato/f, But, Cynics, fpare the odd behaviour. If well you walk, ne'er blame the Pavior. Should you, when wand'ring in the night, Some Scoundrel urge to fet you right, Now, tho' he blafts you with a curfe, You'll take the better from the worfe, Nor think the greeting ill-beilow'd, If while he damns, he mews the road; But ftraight jog home, no more affrighted, Than if an honeft watchman lighted.
Learn then the left to cull from evil, As Saints take warning by the... Devil: E 2 And, [ 5* ] And, if the Mufe, whofe judgment nice i, Shews Public Good in private Vices, The holieft tongue muft ceafe to ftir, But inftant own without demur, While modeil matrons flart at Drury, The Thief's as ufeful as the Jury, Since both the mind flrong truths imprefs on, And teach the world an aweful leffon.
Our various Patriots then revere, Their hearts are found, though manners queer: Tho' fome to outward vifion fcem To fport in Phrenxy's antic dream.
The aims of each laborious felf are, Intended for the public welfare.
What to read after Poems By the Rev Thomas Penrose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Penrose to read onlineMoreLess
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