Rambles in Rhymeland
Rambles in Rhymeland
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55 Well, its a mercy we've got folks to tell us, The rights and the wrongs of these matters, I vow, But let Essex brewers, and other fine fellows, SticJi to the truth, when orating just now, Then Coope, the M. P. , Will far happier be, . When he's generous and jii'^f to Governor G.
November 21st, 1881.
K... Ifr 56 A P(tan of Liberation.
A P(EAX OF LIBERATION What Lord Randolph Churchill's inward monitor says (in strict confidence, of course), a little a la Longfellow.
"■The condition and di...scipline of the Conservative Party has recently attracted a good deal of attention and the candid speech, in which Lord Randolph Churchill the other day indicated his independence, seems to some observers to presage its impending dissolution. "— Z'i/Me^- leader, November 4th, 1882.
Tell me not in mournful numbers The Tory Party's going to die, Bland Sir Stafford gently slumbers, Smith and Cross stand meekly by.
A Pceaii of Liberation. 57 Never mind I'm up and doing, I will act the " candid friend, ' While I twist my big moustache, Gall and wormwood ne'er shall end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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55 Well, its a mercy we've got folks to tell us, The rights and the wrongs of these matters, I vow, But let Essex brewers, and other fine fellows, SticJi to the truth, when orating just now, Then Coope, the M. P. , Will far happier be, . When he's generous and jii'^f to Governor G.
November 21st, 1881.
K... Ifr 56 A P(tan of Liberation.
A P(EAX OF LIBERATION What Lord Randolph Churchill's inward monitor says (in strict confidence, of course), a little a la Longfellow.
"■The condition and di...scipline of the Conservative Party has recently attracted a good deal of attention and the candid speech, in which Lord Randolph Churchill the other day indicated his independence, seems to some observers to presage its impending dissolution. "— Z'i/Me^- leader, November 4th, 1882.
Tell me not in mournful numbers The Tory Party's going to die, Bland Sir Stafford gently slumbers, Smith and Cross stand meekly by.
A Pceaii of Liberation. 57 Never mind I'm up and doing, I will act the " candid friend, ' While I twist my big moustache, Gall and wormwood ne'er shall end.
What to read after Rambles in Rhymeland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Royle to read onlineMoreLess
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