The Poetical Works of Vincent Bourne
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But strait the jades must think of matrimony.
But yet a trick worth two of that I'll play her ; Poor fool ! nor love nor money will I pay her.
If in the street a civil dun should come ; Pray come to-morrow, and — I'll be from home.
If in the hall a number should appear, My lord's asleep, sir, in his elbow chair.
When tradesmen grow impatient for their due, 'Tis so long standing — never talk oft — 'j)shew !
I've good preferment in my eye for you.
For sempstress Doll, How doth Miss Prue . '' poor... fool i I'll pay for't, send h'jr to the dancing school.
If I like pagan gods my shape could vary, My guts should be a hogshead of Canary.
jVIy bowels tapt should suckle thirsty man, I'd feed my younkers like a pelican.
Say what you will, t'would be immortal gloiy ; 'Tis jocund thinking, and I'll end my story.
But that my equipage I sadly lack.
To cry before me. Room there, pray bear back, By your leave, pray make room for noble Jack- 1)K MUSTO. 2(i7 DE MUSTO.
Alma Ceres, tua dona cano, tiia dona can^'nti Arride felix, tenerani noc dcsere miisam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But strait the jades must think of matrimony.
But yet a trick worth two of that I'll play her ; Poor fool ! nor love nor money will I pay her.
If in the street a civil dun should come ; Pray come to-morrow, and — I'll be from home.
If in the hall a number should appear, My lord's asleep, sir, in his elbow chair.
When tradesmen grow impatient for their due, 'Tis so long standing — never talk oft — 'j)shew !
I've good preferment in my eye for you.
For sempstress Doll, How doth Miss Prue . '' poor... fool i I'll pay for't, send h'jr to the dancing school.
If I like pagan gods my shape could vary, My guts should be a hogshead of Canary.
jVIy bowels tapt should suckle thirsty man, I'd feed my younkers like a pelican.
Say what you will, t'would be immortal gloiy ; 'Tis jocund thinking, and I'll end my story.
But that my equipage I sadly lack.
To cry before me. Room there, pray bear back, By your leave, pray make room for noble Jack- 1)K MUSTO. 2(i7 DE MUSTO.
Alma Ceres, tua dona cano, tiia dona can^'nti Arride felix, tenerani noc dcsere miisam.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Vincent Bourne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Bourne to read onlineMoreLess
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