Poems Consisting of Tales Fables Epigrams C C
Poems Consisting of Tales Fables Epigrams C C
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what a hideous Noife! that fcreaming " Note l '* I wifh Old Nic6 was dancing down yourThroat; M You fee me wallow quiet in my Dung, " I eat my Puddings, and I hold my Tongue : " Why can't you live like-me ? Cram and be wife ; " In cramming ugh ! -the greateftPleafure lies.
The Lark his Mufic for a Moment ceas'd, And thus addrefs'd the long-ear'd, grunting Beaft* "Peace, growling Wretch! unfeeling of thofe " Joys, ia Which Thou and Savages like Thee call Noife : " Thought* [ i7 ] " Thoughtlefs o...f Earth, I warbling upward rove, c Tow'rds Heav'n, the Seat of Mufic and of Love : * Or if, perchance, my Eyes to Earth I bend, " IVIy Carrols for a Moment I fufpend ; *' Pitying, I view the ha/f-enlhen'd Throng, " To Muftc callous, and the thrilling Song : " 'Tis a fixth Senfe, by kind indulgent Heaven * 6 To favour'd Man and feather'd Songfters given: Where Mufic's felt, we taite the Blifs of Gods; * Without it, Larks, like Boars, were breathing " Clods: " Rowl in your Filth ; grunt on---nor dare decry iS Beings fuperior- -Tenants of the Sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what a hideous Noife! that fcreaming " Note l '* I wifh Old Nic6 was dancing down yourThroat; M You fee me wallow quiet in my Dung, " I eat my Puddings, and I hold my Tongue : " Why can't you live like-me ? Cram and be wife ; " In cramming ugh ! -the greateftPleafure lies.
The Lark his Mufic for a Moment ceas'd, And thus addrefs'd the long-ear'd, grunting Beaft* "Peace, growling Wretch! unfeeling of thofe " Joys, ia Which Thou and Savages like Thee call Noife : " Thought* [ i7 ] " Thoughtlefs o...f Earth, I warbling upward rove, c Tow'rds Heav'n, the Seat of Mufic and of Love : * Or if, perchance, my Eyes to Earth I bend, " IVIy Carrols for a Moment I fufpend ; *' Pitying, I view the ha/f-enlhen'd Throng, " To Muftc callous, and the thrilling Song : " 'Tis a fixth Senfe, by kind indulgent Heaven * 6 To favour'd Man and feather'd Songfters given: Where Mufic's felt, we taite the Blifs of Gods; * Without it, Larks, like Boars, were breathing " Clods: " Rowl in your Filth ; grunt on---nor dare decry iS Beings fuperior- -Tenants of the Sky.
What to read after Poems Consisting of Tales Fables Epigrams C C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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