The Maclise Portrait Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters With Memoirs Bi
The Maclise Portrait Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters With Memoirs Bi
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With lots of sack, Of bread a pennyworth.
APPENDIX. 505 nr. Still sprightly, yet sagacious, Funny, yet farinaceous ; So mayest thou on this auspicious morn Exalt thy horn Throned on the Hill of Corn !
IV.
Of aught that smacks of surplice, sect, or synod.
Be thy grain winnow'd ; Nor deign to raise a laugh With empty chaff.
Shun aught o'er which dullard or bigot gloats, Nor seek our siller With meal from Titus Oates, Or flour of Joseph Miller.
v. Give all who come their fill, There's corn in Egyp...t still, (From Cairo to Cornhill) AH applicants among Treat best the young ; And hide with fond and brotherly prevision The cup of gold in Benjamin's provision I VI.
Then, as to those Who bring thee ponderous prose Or heavier verse instead, O thou Calcutta-born !
Babe on the Ganges bred ! Bid them convey their lumbering lay Next street to the Hall of Lead 1 VII.
Dashing, and yet methodical, So shall thy fascinating periodical Through the dense underwood Of Dunce and Dunderhood Carve, hew, and hack her way, Up !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With lots of sack, Of bread a pennyworth.
APPENDIX. 505 nr. Still sprightly, yet sagacious, Funny, yet farinaceous ; So mayest thou on this auspicious morn Exalt thy horn Throned on the Hill of Corn !
IV.
Of aught that smacks of surplice, sect, or synod.
Be thy grain winnow'd ; Nor deign to raise a laugh With empty chaff.
Shun aught o'er which dullard or bigot gloats, Nor seek our siller With meal from Titus Oates, Or flour of Joseph Miller.
v. Give all who come their fill, There's corn in Egyp...t still, (From Cairo to Cornhill) AH applicants among Treat best the young ; And hide with fond and brotherly prevision The cup of gold in Benjamin's provision I VI.
Then, as to those Who bring thee ponderous prose Or heavier verse instead, O thou Calcutta-born !
Babe on the Ganges bred ! Bid them convey their lumbering lay Next street to the Hall of Lead 1 VII.
Dashing, and yet methodical, So shall thy fascinating periodical Through the dense underwood Of Dunce and Dunderhood Carve, hew, and hack her way, Up !
What to read after The Maclise Portrait Gallery of Illustrious Literary Characters With Memoirs Bi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Maclise to read onlineMoreLess
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