Songs, Comic And Satyrical
Songs, Comic And Satyrical
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Bawds, baileys, jilts, jockies, thieves, tumblers, and taylors* , Here's Punch's whole play of the gun -powder plot. Sir^ Wild beasts aJl^alive, and pease-porridge hot. Sir; Fine sausages fry'd, and the Black on the wire ; The whole court of France, and nice pig at' the fire.
The ups-and-downs, who'll take a seat in the chair— o.
There are more ups and downs than at Bartleme Fair-o.
Here's Whittington's cat, and the tall dromedary, The chaise without horses, and Queen of Hungary; The merry-go-r...ounds, come who rides, come who rides; Wine, beer, afe, and cakes, fire-eating besides ; The fam'd learned dog that can tell all his letters.
And some men, as scholars, are not much his betters.
This world^s a wide fair, where we ramble *mong gay things; Our passions, likeehildrei^jai-etempted by play-things ; By sound and by shew, by trash and by truitipery.
The fal-lals of fashion, and Frenchify'd frumpery.
Life is but a droll, rather wretched than rare— o, And thus ends the ballad of Bartleme Fair— 0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bawds, baileys, jilts, jockies, thieves, tumblers, and taylors* , Here's Punch's whole play of the gun -powder plot. Sir^ Wild beasts aJl^alive, and pease-porridge hot. Sir; Fine sausages fry'd, and the Black on the wire ; The whole court of France, and nice pig at' the fire.
The ups-and-downs, who'll take a seat in the chair— o.
There are more ups and downs than at Bartleme Fair-o.
Here's Whittington's cat, and the tall dromedary, The chaise without horses, and Queen of Hungary; The merry-go-r...ounds, come who rides, come who rides; Wine, beer, afe, and cakes, fire-eating besides ; The fam'd learned dog that can tell all his letters.
And some men, as scholars, are not much his betters.
This world^s a wide fair, where we ramble *mong gay things; Our passions, likeehildrei^jai-etempted by play-things ; By sound and by shew, by trash and by truitipery.
The fal-lals of fashion, and Frenchify'd frumpery.
Life is but a droll, rather wretched than rare— o, And thus ends the ballad of Bartleme Fair— 0.
What to read after Songs, Comic And Satyrical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Alexander Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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