The Satires, Epistles, And Art of Poetry
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No; when a man's a fool, he's then insane:The man that's guilty, he's a maniac plain:The dupe of bubble glory, war's grim queenHas dinned away his senses, clear and clean.
"Cassius and luxury! hunt that game with me;For spendthrifts are insane, the world shall see. Soon as the youngster had received at lastThe thousand talents that his sire amassed, He sent round word to all the sharking clan, Perfumer, fowler, fruiterer, fisherman, Velabrum's refuse, Tuscan Alley's scum, To come to him. Next m...orning. Well, they come. First speaks the pimp: 'Whatever I or thesePossess, is yours: command it when you please. 'Now hear his answer, and admire the mindThat thus could speak, so generous and so kind. 'You sleep in Umbrian snow-fields, booted o'erThe hips, that I may banquet on a boar;You scour the sea for fish in winter's cold, And I do nought; I don't deserve this gold:Here, take it; you a hundred, you as much, But you, the spokesman, thrice that sum shalltouch. ' "AEsopus' son took from his lady dearA splendid pearl that glittered in her ear, Then melted it in vinegar, and quaffed(Such was his boast) a thousand at a draught:How say you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No; when a man's a fool, he's then insane:The man that's guilty, he's a maniac plain:The dupe of bubble glory, war's grim queenHas dinned away his senses, clear and clean.
"Cassius and luxury! hunt that game with me;For spendthrifts are insane, the world shall see. Soon as the youngster had received at lastThe thousand talents that his sire amassed, He sent round word to all the sharking clan, Perfumer, fowler, fruiterer, fisherman, Velabrum's refuse, Tuscan Alley's scum, To come to him. Next m...orning. Well, they come. First speaks the pimp: 'Whatever I or thesePossess, is yours: command it when you please. 'Now hear his answer, and admire the mindThat thus could speak, so generous and so kind. 'You sleep in Umbrian snow-fields, booted o'erThe hips, that I may banquet on a boar;You scour the sea for fish in winter's cold, And I do nought; I don't deserve this gold:Here, take it; you a hundred, you as much, But you, the spokesman, thrice that sum shalltouch. ' "AEsopus' son took from his lady dearA splendid pearl that glittered in her ear, Then melted it in vinegar, and quaffed(Such was his boast) a thousand at a draught:How say you?
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