Scraps of Poetry An Essay On Free Trade
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Dame Fortune, thou'rt a fickle jade. Another foolish prank thou'st play'd. By humbling men so truly brave. To dignify each worthless knave.
44 Thy foolish freaks too often tend To humble worth; whilst the fag end Of men are raised to power and fame. To thy disgrace and lasting shame.
ON HEARING THE TORIES COMPLAIN OF THE TAXES.
A THING rather novel occurr'd t' other day, The Tories of England began to give way; Though not long ago they all gave their votes For cutting at Manchester poor people'...s throats; "The taxes! the taxes', the taxes!" they say: " We must have a Corn Bill, or we cannot pay !" The taxes are great, there is nothing so true ; But don't rob the poor, and let rulers rob you. If the rich man in hell such torments endure, For only withholding his crumbs from the poor ; You rich men of England have great cause to dread. If you add to his crime by taxing their bread. I'm glad that the Tories have opened their eyes. Although their first effort is not very wise.
45 It will not avail them, if Corn Bills they have : Reform and retrenchment!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dame Fortune, thou'rt a fickle jade. Another foolish prank thou'st play'd. By humbling men so truly brave. To dignify each worthless knave.
44 Thy foolish freaks too often tend To humble worth; whilst the fag end Of men are raised to power and fame. To thy disgrace and lasting shame.
ON HEARING THE TORIES COMPLAIN OF THE TAXES.
A THING rather novel occurr'd t' other day, The Tories of England began to give way; Though not long ago they all gave their votes For cutting at Manchester poor people'...s throats; "The taxes! the taxes', the taxes!" they say: " We must have a Corn Bill, or we cannot pay !" The taxes are great, there is nothing so true ; But don't rob the poor, and let rulers rob you. If the rich man in hell such torments endure, For only withholding his crumbs from the poor ; You rich men of England have great cause to dread. If you add to his crime by taxing their bread. I'm glad that the Tories have opened their eyes. Although their first effort is not very wise.
45 It will not avail them, if Corn Bills they have : Reform and retrenchment!
What to read after Scraps of Poetry An Essay On Free Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Herd to read onlineMoreLess
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