Samples of Common Sense in Verse
Samples of Common Sense in Verse
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They did not seem well versed and trained In knowledge of attraction ; And so such points were not explained To their full satisfaction.
They pled that spying chinks and holes r the sun, the moon, and starns, Was apt to doitryfie men's skulls, And ravel all their harns.
But scattered wits or jumbled brain, Whiche'er the case may be, 'Tis fact that on a point two men Can seldom now agree.
Hoiu the World is Going in iS/j. 119 One says the moon is luminous, Its heart is full of light ; A second cr...ies, " 'Tis no such thing, 'Tis ebon-dark as night. " A third asserts they both are wrong To talk of light or shade ; " The moon was shown, when I was young, To be of green cheese made. " Some statesmen are for making rules To keep in check the masses ; While they, self- wise, account them fools, And call them arrant asses.
Our workmen's clubs are powerful clubs, They beat down opposition ; Masters, they say, are silly snobs, Doomed shortly to perdition.
Their chief men, talky delegates, Are famous for palavers ; The only wisdom of their pates Is pocketing cash favours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They did not seem well versed and trained In knowledge of attraction ; And so such points were not explained To their full satisfaction.
They pled that spying chinks and holes r the sun, the moon, and starns, Was apt to doitryfie men's skulls, And ravel all their harns.
But scattered wits or jumbled brain, Whiche'er the case may be, 'Tis fact that on a point two men Can seldom now agree.
Hoiu the World is Going in iS/j. 119 One says the moon is luminous, Its heart is full of light ; A second cr...ies, " 'Tis no such thing, 'Tis ebon-dark as night. " A third asserts they both are wrong To talk of light or shade ; " The moon was shown, when I was young, To be of green cheese made. " Some statesmen are for making rules To keep in check the masses ; While they, self- wise, account them fools, And call them arrant asses.
Our workmen's clubs are powerful clubs, They beat down opposition ; Masters, they say, are silly snobs, Doomed shortly to perdition.
Their chief men, talky delegates, Are famous for palavers ; The only wisdom of their pates Is pocketing cash favours.
What to read after Samples of Common Sense in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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