Poets of the John Company
Poets of the John Company
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Will seldom jest at their expense.
HENRY TORRENS. 1806-1852.
The Bumper of Claret.
Now for the hour that is sweetest of all, Sirs, 'Tis sacred to mirth, to good humour, and wine, Fairer than any that lazily crawl, Sirs, Thro' dullardized space in the garish sunshine ; Haste then, and let not an instant be wasted, For fleetly flies Time, and we can but ill spare it, — To do it due honour or ever 'tis past yet.
Baptise its arrival in bumpers of Claret.
Then here's to the being still free and ligh...t-hearted^ Who ne'er cares o'er the woes of this world to repine. But tho' he and false Fortune be long ago parted. Still moistens his woes with a bumper of wine.
Soother of care and promoter of revels, What'er be your ills, Claret ne'er comes amiss; Take my receipt and the grimmest blue devils Will beam like Hope's self, if ye plunge them in this; Not the cheek of a beauty who saints might beguile. Sirs, Her form nor her face, I can freely declare it Could look now half so sweet in my eyes, as the smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will seldom jest at their expense.
HENRY TORRENS. 1806-1852.
The Bumper of Claret.
Now for the hour that is sweetest of all, Sirs, 'Tis sacred to mirth, to good humour, and wine, Fairer than any that lazily crawl, Sirs, Thro' dullardized space in the garish sunshine ; Haste then, and let not an instant be wasted, For fleetly flies Time, and we can but ill spare it, — To do it due honour or ever 'tis past yet.
Baptise its arrival in bumpers of Claret.
Then here's to the being still free and ligh...t-hearted^ Who ne'er cares o'er the woes of this world to repine. But tho' he and false Fortune be long ago parted. Still moistens his woes with a bumper of wine.
Soother of care and promoter of revels, What'er be your ills, Claret ne'er comes amiss; Take my receipt and the grimmest blue devils Will beam like Hope's self, if ye plunge them in this; Not the cheek of a beauty who saints might beguile. Sirs, Her form nor her face, I can freely declare it Could look now half so sweet in my eyes, as the smile.
What to read after Poets of the John Company?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Douglas Dunn to read onlineMoreLess
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