The Infant Moralist
The Infant Moralist
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She loudly scream'd, and Mervyn seiz'd The Insect in his Clasp, Nor loosed his Hold ere it was squeezed And crush'd within his Grasp. Though painful Stings his Hand inflam'd He did not Cry nor Quail, And kind Mama with Pride exclaim'd When Charles told her the Tale. Such Youths grow up as Soldiers brave, Or Sailors bold and free ; And thus Britannia's Flag shall wave Supreme on every Sea. HEARTLESS FOLLY Pray, Richard, do you think it right To act as you did Tuesday Night And make of Age a Mock... ? The Admiral, whose Legs you tied Whilst he was sitting by my side, Is indisposed from Shock. As he fell prone upon the Floor I saw you spying through the Door With pert and shameless Smile ; His Daughters kind, who tend his Couch, With one accord do freely vouch They marked your Purpose vile. E'en barbarous Turk or Cariboo, Or poor idolatrous Hindoo Before such Act would pause ; What should you feel if Admiral Bligh Were taken from us to the Sky And you should be the Cause ? Oh ! wretched Boy, Elisha's Bears May even now be on the Stairs Your Punishment to give : For those the Aged who offend Are like to come to fearful End, Or else in Chains to live.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She loudly scream'd, and Mervyn seiz'd The Insect in his Clasp, Nor loosed his Hold ere it was squeezed And crush'd within his Grasp. Though painful Stings his Hand inflam'd He did not Cry nor Quail, And kind Mama with Pride exclaim'd When Charles told her the Tale. Such Youths grow up as Soldiers brave, Or Sailors bold and free ; And thus Britannia's Flag shall wave Supreme on every Sea. HEARTLESS FOLLY Pray, Richard, do you think it right To act as you did Tuesday Night And make of Age a Mock... ? The Admiral, whose Legs you tied Whilst he was sitting by my side, Is indisposed from Shock. As he fell prone upon the Floor I saw you spying through the Door With pert and shameless Smile ; His Daughters kind, who tend his Couch, With one accord do freely vouch They marked your Purpose vile. E'en barbarous Turk or Cariboo, Or poor idolatrous Hindoo Before such Act would pause ; What should you feel if Admiral Bligh Were taken from us to the Sky And you should be the Cause ? Oh ! wretched Boy, Elisha's Bears May even now be on the Stairs Your Punishment to give : For those the Aged who offend Are like to come to fearful End, Or else in Chains to live.
What to read after The Infant Moralist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helena Mariota Carnegie to read onlineMoreLess
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