Sketches of the Fair Sex, in All Parts of the World
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ON THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND.
Assist me, ye Nine, While the youth I define, With whom I in wedlock would class; And ye blooming fair, Lend a listening ear, To approve of the man as you pass.
Not the changeable fry Who love, nor know why, But follow bedup'd by their passions: Such votaries as these Are like waves of the seas, And steer'd by their own inclinations.
The hectoring blade How unfit for the maid, Where meekness and modesty reigns! Such a blundering bully I'll speak against t...ruly, Whatever I get for my pains.
Not the dogmatic elf, Whose great all is himself, Whose alone _ipse dixit_ is law: What a figure he'll make, How like Momus he'll speak With sneering burlesque, a pshaw! pshaw!
Not the covetous wretch Whose heart's at full stretch To gain an inordinate treasure; Him leave with the rest, And such mortals detest, Who sacrifice life without measure.
The fluttering fop, How empty his top!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ON THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND.
Assist me, ye Nine, While the youth I define, With whom I in wedlock would class; And ye blooming fair, Lend a listening ear, To approve of the man as you pass.
Not the changeable fry Who love, nor know why, But follow bedup'd by their passions: Such votaries as these Are like waves of the seas, And steer'd by their own inclinations.
The hectoring blade How unfit for the maid, Where meekness and modesty reigns! Such a blundering bully I'll speak against t...ruly, Whatever I get for my pains.
Not the dogmatic elf, Whose great all is himself, Whose alone _ipse dixit_ is law: What a figure he'll make, How like Momus he'll speak With sneering burlesque, a pshaw! pshaw!
Not the covetous wretch Whose heart's at full stretch To gain an inordinate treasure; Him leave with the rest, And such mortals detest, Who sacrifice life without measure.
The fluttering fop, How empty his top!
What to read after Sketches of the Fair Sex, in All Parts of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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