Poems in English Scotch And Latin
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* For me, tho* hot like Dives broiling, Or a live lobfter fet a boiling, No place there is I'd fooner pitch on, Than that cool grot, Sir Jamie's kitchen* H ( 5* ) HISTORY OF J. B.
OR THE NEW METAMORPHOSIS.
Anfer in Hermnem.
According to Pythagoras's Doctrine, fome men are chang'd to affes j Geefe too are oft transformed to men, And men to geefe as oft again.
In proof of this there's B s our friend, A friend, tho* never known to lend.
His neck, which, like his purfe, is long, Is now th' occafion... of my fong.
This neck of his made fome rude fellows Say, he had fure dropt from the gallo ws.
( 59 ) He to refute fuch calumnies, (Which as you'll hear were all damn'd lies) Relates his wondrous tranfmigration, Of which I give you this narration.
He tells how once he was a fwan, How next he was transform'd to man, How that his collar ftill retains Of *ts ancient form fome faint remains.
He next unto his legs appeals, Six inches fcarce 'twixt knee and heels : And if his hearers ftart a doubt, He raifes fuch a noife and rout !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* For me, tho* hot like Dives broiling, Or a live lobfter fet a boiling, No place there is I'd fooner pitch on, Than that cool grot, Sir Jamie's kitchen* H ( 5* ) HISTORY OF J. B.
OR THE NEW METAMORPHOSIS.
Anfer in Hermnem.
According to Pythagoras's Doctrine, fome men are chang'd to affes j Geefe too are oft transformed to men, And men to geefe as oft again.
In proof of this there's B s our friend, A friend, tho* never known to lend.
His neck, which, like his purfe, is long, Is now th' occafion... of my fong.
This neck of his made fome rude fellows Say, he had fure dropt from the gallo ws.
( 59 ) He to refute fuch calumnies, (Which as you'll hear were all damn'd lies) Relates his wondrous tranfmigration, Of which I give you this narration.
He tells how once he was a fwan, How next he was transform'd to man, How that his collar ftill retains Of *ts ancient form fome faint remains.
He next unto his legs appeals, Six inches fcarce 'twixt knee and heels : And if his hearers ftart a doubt, He raifes fuch a noife and rout !
What to read after Poems in English Scotch And Latin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Grahame to read onlineMoreLess
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