The Modern Hudibras in Two Cantos
The Modern Hudibras in Two Cantos
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Not Ralpho. Who address'd the trio With all the eloquence of D. O. , That most renown'd of agitators, Who till of late has rode his great horse, And gain'd for Pat what now anon Our Ralph would gain for Solomon.
" Is it not most unconstitutional, " That in that House which is pollution all, " Where every interest 's fain to give " Its proper Representative, " Whilst land and sugars send so many, " The Old-clothes-interest has not any, " Unless it be Sir Charles's breeches " Which gape so widely... in his speeches ? " Can we, sirs, to invest refuse, " No not our money but our Jews, " Those" (and he here appeared to touch " Some chord) " to whom we owe so much, " Whose interest nay, sirs, do not start " We feel so deeply all at heart, " With every franchise, boon, or privilege " Which Jew can long for in this civil age ?" The Knight, who listened all the while With the most sweet assenting smile, ( 33 ) Seems from behind to grow the bolder, And pats his Squire upon the shoulder, Takes the cause warmly, nay, subscribes From 's purse to find the ten lost Tribes, That all may share this boon of freedom, Whether from Israel or from Edom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not Ralpho. Who address'd the trio With all the eloquence of D. O. , That most renown'd of agitators, Who till of late has rode his great horse, And gain'd for Pat what now anon Our Ralph would gain for Solomon.
" Is it not most unconstitutional, " That in that House which is pollution all, " Where every interest 's fain to give " Its proper Representative, " Whilst land and sugars send so many, " The Old-clothes-interest has not any, " Unless it be Sir Charles's breeches " Which gape so widely... in his speeches ? " Can we, sirs, to invest refuse, " No not our money but our Jews, " Those" (and he here appeared to touch " Some chord) " to whom we owe so much, " Whose interest nay, sirs, do not start " We feel so deeply all at heart, " With every franchise, boon, or privilege " Which Jew can long for in this civil age ?" The Knight, who listened all the while With the most sweet assenting smile, ( 33 ) Seems from behind to grow the bolder, And pats his Squire upon the shoulder, Takes the cause warmly, nay, subscribes From 's purse to find the ten lost Tribes, That all may share this boon of freedom, Whether from Israel or from Edom.
What to read after The Modern Hudibras in Two Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bankes to read onlineMoreLess
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