Songs And Verses
Songs And Verses
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But I'll tell you what would cure us, And the best way to allure us. An' coax our discontentment into smiles — (But if Parliament should hear it It's ten to one they'll jeer it, (8i) An' they'll think it's me has got the purtycheek, Let the King make proclamation That in each hut of the nation There must be a smokin' sirloin once a week : Then the clever politicians Would be findin' the provisions, An' the counthry would be roarin' with good cheer, Och to hear the patriots chaffin'. An' the com...mon people laughin' — Why the baste, herself, would laugh could she but hear !
There'll be some that will be whingin' At the subject's rights infringin', But don't heed the like of that at all, at all.
For what's the use of leavin' us With any Irish grievances When a bit of Christmas beef would cure them all!
(8a) kA Summer 3Vlornings Chorus Who sleeps with his window open All through the summer night, Will know what a chorus greets him With the first faint flush of light.
Who has passed the night in fever, And sleeplessness and pain, Will rejoice when the world awakens To light and song again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I'll tell you what would cure us, And the best way to allure us. An' coax our discontentment into smiles — (But if Parliament should hear it It's ten to one they'll jeer it, (8i) An' they'll think it's me has got the purtycheek, Let the King make proclamation That in each hut of the nation There must be a smokin' sirloin once a week : Then the clever politicians Would be findin' the provisions, An' the counthry would be roarin' with good cheer, Och to hear the patriots chaffin'. An' the com...mon people laughin' — Why the baste, herself, would laugh could she but hear !
There'll be some that will be whingin' At the subject's rights infringin', But don't heed the like of that at all, at all.
For what's the use of leavin' us With any Irish grievances When a bit of Christmas beef would cure them all!
(8a) kA Summer 3Vlornings Chorus Who sleeps with his window open All through the summer night, Will know what a chorus greets him With the first faint flush of light.
Who has passed the night in fever, And sleeplessness and pain, Will rejoice when the world awakens To light and song again.
What to read after Songs And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Doake to read onlineMoreLess
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