The Myrtle And the Vine Or Complete Vocal Library With An Essay On Singing
The Myrtle And the Vine Or Complete Vocal Library With An Essay On Singing
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The Turks, who arrived from the Port sublime, They told us that drinking was held a great crime; Yet after their dinner, away they slunk, And tippled their wine, 'till they got quite drunk.
The Sultan and Crommet, And even Mahomet, And all take a sup in their turn.
The Quakers will bid you from drink abstain, By yea, and by nay, 'tis a fault in the Vain; Yet some of the Broadbrims will get to the stuff, And tipple away 'till they've tippled enough.
For stiff rump and steady, And Solomon's lady,... Would all take a sup in their turn.
The Germans will say they can drink the most, The French and Italians will also boast, lifberaia's the country, for all I heir noise, For generous drinking and hearty boys; There each jovial fellow, Will drink 'till he's mellow, And take off his glass in his turn. X4.^> SONG.
WHEN first I saw yoilag CAROL'S face J mark'd his mein and matchless grace: Yet heeded not his wheedling tongue, Tho' oft he spoke, and oft he sung Of love, love, love ! Tho' oft he spoke, and oft he sung Of love, love, love !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Turks, who arrived from the Port sublime, They told us that drinking was held a great crime; Yet after their dinner, away they slunk, And tippled their wine, 'till they got quite drunk.
The Sultan and Crommet, And even Mahomet, And all take a sup in their turn.
The Quakers will bid you from drink abstain, By yea, and by nay, 'tis a fault in the Vain; Yet some of the Broadbrims will get to the stuff, And tipple away 'till they've tippled enough.
For stiff rump and steady, And Solomon's lady,... Would all take a sup in their turn.
The Germans will say they can drink the most, The French and Italians will also boast, lifberaia's the country, for all I heir noise, For generous drinking and hearty boys; There each jovial fellow, Will drink 'till he's mellow, And take off his glass in his turn. X4.^> SONG.
WHEN first I saw yoilag CAROL'S face J mark'd his mein and matchless grace: Yet heeded not his wheedling tongue, Tho' oft he spoke, and oft he sung Of love, love, love ! Tho' oft he spoke, and oft he sung Of love, love, love !
What to read after The Myrtle And the Vine Or Complete Vocal Library With An Essay On Singing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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