Rejected Addresses
Rejected Addresses
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A pistol he got from his love -'Twas loaded with powder and bullet;He trudged off to Camberwell Grove, But wanted the courage to pull it. There's Nunky as fat as a hog, While I am as lean as a lizard;Here's at you, you stingy old dog! -And he whips a long knife in his gizzard. Rum ti, &c.
All you who attend to my song, A terrible end of the farce shall see, If you join the inquisitive throngThat follow'd poor George to the Marshalsea. If Milwood were here, dash my wigs, Quoth he, I ...would pummel and lam her well;Had I stuck to my prunes and figs, I ne'er had stuck Nunky at Camberwell. Rum ti, &c.
Their bodies were never cut down;For granny relates with amazement, A witch bore 'em over the town, And hung them on Thorowgood's casement, The neighbours, I've heard the folks say, The miracle noisily brag on;And the shop is, to this very day, The sign of the George and the Dragon, Rum ti, &c.
PUNCH'S APOTHEOSIS--BY T. H. {73} {99} "Rhymes the rudders are of verses, With which, like ships, they steer their courses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rum ti, &c.
A pistol he got from his love -'Twas loaded with powder and bullet;He trudged off to Camberwell Grove, But wanted the courage to pull it. There's Nunky as fat as a hog, While I am as lean as a lizard;Here's at you, you stingy old dog! -And he whips a long knife in his gizzard. Rum ti, &c.
All you who attend to my song, A terrible end of the farce shall see, If you join the inquisitive throngThat follow'd poor George to the Marshalsea. If Milwood were here, dash my wigs, Quoth he, I ...would pummel and lam her well;Had I stuck to my prunes and figs, I ne'er had stuck Nunky at Camberwell. Rum ti, &c.
Their bodies were never cut down;For granny relates with amazement, A witch bore 'em over the town, And hung them on Thorowgood's casement, The neighbours, I've heard the folks say, The miracle noisily brag on;And the shop is, to this very day, The sign of the George and the Dragon, Rum ti, &c.
PUNCH'S APOTHEOSIS--BY T. H. {73} {99} "Rhymes the rudders are of verses, With which, like ships, they steer their courses.
What to read after Rejected Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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