The New Eldorado Or the Triumps of Elba a Satirical Poem
The New Eldorado Or the Triumps of Elba a Satirical Poem
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* The applauses, which our orator received, were the more flattering-, as they came from a class of men so disinterested, that although they doated on the Baronet to excess, they seemed to care ver}' little about their own persons, which were for the most part neglected, ill- clad, and worse fed. — M- B' 21 (For what thy triumphs, Elba, if the Muse The Drama's fascinating art refuse) When turning with a look of startling awe, A critic with his sour grimace he saw.
The PROPHET PENMAN of t...he Northern clan, Thus with important emphasis began — * " tSaid I not blindness, madness to suppose, '^ All Europe arm'd could one great man oppose, " Who shall arrest his fatal might ? his power, " Strong and resistless even in danger's hour ? " Said I not England should be prostrate laid, '' Her glories vanish, and her laurels fade ! '' True, the Allies with Blucher have prevailed, " But other prophecies like mine have fail'd.
* Some commentators have opin'd, that no less a personage than Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L — e.
* The applauses, which our orator received, were the more flattering-, as they came from a class of men so disinterested, that although they doated on the Baronet to excess, they seemed to care ver}' little about their own persons, which were for the most part neglected, ill- clad, and worse fed. — M- B' 21 (For what thy triumphs, Elba, if the Muse The Drama's fascinating art refuse) When turning with a look of startling awe, A critic with his sour grimace he saw.
The PROPHET PENMAN of t...he Northern clan, Thus with important emphasis began — * " tSaid I not blindness, madness to suppose, '^ All Europe arm'd could one great man oppose, " Who shall arrest his fatal might ? his power, " Strong and resistless even in danger's hour ? " Said I not England should be prostrate laid, '' Her glories vanish, and her laurels fade ! '' True, the Allies with Blucher have prevailed, " But other prophecies like mine have fail'd.
* Some commentators have opin'd, that no less a personage than Mr.
What to read after The New Eldorado Or the Triumps of Elba a Satirical Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew Rag to read onlineMoreLess
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