The Pongo Papers And the Duke of Berwick
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Is this rude? Perhaps it is, but really I don't care.
1 " An old hoar hare ! an old hoar hare ! Is very good food in Lent " (Shakespeare). 26 PROFESSOR PONGO IV There's always hope for youth ; but if ripe age Has not brought sense to your contributor, I greatly fear that he has reached the stage When he must be adjudged "past praying for, " A painful period in Life's pilgrimage.
V I am not anxious to discuss with him The subject of his puerile delusions, To do so I should be obliged to swim Thr...ough seas of fallacies and false conclusions Which it would take me days merely to skim.
27 THE PONGO PAPERS VI On one point only I would " pick a bone : " He has the very gross impertinence To write my name-style as " Herr Pongo, " shown.
Why so ? On what conceivable pre- tence ?
Since when has Pongo to be German grown ?
VII Its sound proclaims its English origin, And, by authentic legends, it appears That Pongos have been settled in East Lynne For rather more than seven hundred years.
The name was formerly pronounced Pig-kin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is this rude? Perhaps it is, but really I don't care.
1 " An old hoar hare ! an old hoar hare ! Is very good food in Lent " (Shakespeare). 26 PROFESSOR PONGO IV There's always hope for youth ; but if ripe age Has not brought sense to your contributor, I greatly fear that he has reached the stage When he must be adjudged "past praying for, " A painful period in Life's pilgrimage.
V I am not anxious to discuss with him The subject of his puerile delusions, To do so I should be obliged to swim Thr...ough seas of fallacies and false conclusions Which it would take me days merely to skim.
27 THE PONGO PAPERS VI On one point only I would " pick a bone : " He has the very gross impertinence To write my name-style as " Herr Pongo, " shown.
Why so ? On what conceivable pre- tence ?
Since when has Pongo to be German grown ?
VII Its sound proclaims its English origin, And, by authentic legends, it appears That Pongos have been settled in East Lynne For rather more than seven hundred years.
The name was formerly pronounced Pig-kin.
What to read after The Pongo Papers And the Duke of Berwick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Bruce Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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