The Citizen a Hudibrastic Poem in Five Cantos
The Citizen a Hudibrastic Poem in Five Cantos
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Sir Peter, casting round his eyes. Found, to his very great surprize. That horse and gig and wife were fled. Which troubled much his ugly head. And look'd about, in some hopes that ' He tidings of them all might get, - THE CITIZEN. 89 And saw a man, whom he did know. Who giggled as he made his bow. And told him, to prevent alarm, Tiiat his dear wife was safe from harm; And then related all the tale, ^Miith caused Sir Peter much bewail. And lie requested his acquaintance Mould carry unto her thi...s sentence : That in his present dirty state He was not fit on her to wait. But that he to the house would go, Tlic cause of their most dismal woe.
No longer there the man then tarried. But this message to the lady carried, A\'iio, exerting her remaining strength, y>hx him in the house at lene-th. But when she saw his fdthy plight, IJnd nearly fainted with aifright, M 90 THE CITIZEN.
With speed for cloaths to his house sent. And then to view the mansion went. Which so much pleased her that she prayed She might the mistress soon be madej His cloaths from London ^oon came down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir Peter, casting round his eyes. Found, to his very great surprize. That horse and gig and wife were fled. Which troubled much his ugly head. And look'd about, in some hopes that ' He tidings of them all might get, - THE CITIZEN. 89 And saw a man, whom he did know. Who giggled as he made his bow. And told him, to prevent alarm, Tiiat his dear wife was safe from harm; And then related all the tale, ^Miith caused Sir Peter much bewail. And lie requested his acquaintance Mould carry unto her thi...s sentence : That in his present dirty state He was not fit on her to wait. But that he to the house would go, Tlic cause of their most dismal woe.
No longer there the man then tarried. But this message to the lady carried, A\'iio, exerting her remaining strength, y>hx him in the house at lene-th. But when she saw his fdthy plight, IJnd nearly fainted with aifright, M 90 THE CITIZEN.
With speed for cloaths to his house sent. And then to view the mansion went. Which so much pleased her that she prayed She might the mistress soon be madej His cloaths from London ^oon came down.
What to read after The Citizen a Hudibrastic Poem in Five Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Montague to read onlineMoreLess
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