Verse Grave And Gay
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Just as we turned away. The horse who drew us found the power of speech, And, with a slight preliminary neigh, Our kind attention did at once beseech.
We paused dumbfounded, and in great dismay.
To hear what this poor gee-gee had to say.
And thus the horse : " You say that he who toils In field or forge alone reward should gain ; Your lofty soul in high disdain recoils From recompensing enterprise and brain.
I like the doctrine well, but 'twere a sin To circumscribe it— WHERE DO I COME IN?
" Th...e force was mine that drew you on your way ;.
To me is therefore due the sole reward ; Give me the whole in beans and oats and hay.
Or pasture green, to browse upon the sward. As for the cabby, or the man who owns The cab they are but capitalistic drones. " After the quadruped had made an end Of his most logical discourse, I turned To mark the effect produced upon my friend, And note if he the lesson well had learned.
But all in vain — I found the man had fled.
Confounded quite by what the horse had said 20 The New Sennacherib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as we turned away. The horse who drew us found the power of speech, And, with a slight preliminary neigh, Our kind attention did at once beseech.
We paused dumbfounded, and in great dismay.
To hear what this poor gee-gee had to say.
And thus the horse : " You say that he who toils In field or forge alone reward should gain ; Your lofty soul in high disdain recoils From recompensing enterprise and brain.
I like the doctrine well, but 'twere a sin To circumscribe it— WHERE DO I COME IN?
" Th...e force was mine that drew you on your way ;.
To me is therefore due the sole reward ; Give me the whole in beans and oats and hay.
Or pasture green, to browse upon the sward. As for the cabby, or the man who owns The cab they are but capitalistic drones. " After the quadruped had made an end Of his most logical discourse, I turned To mark the effect produced upon my friend, And note if he the lesson well had learned.
But all in vain — I found the man had fled.
Confounded quite by what the horse had said 20 The New Sennacherib.
What to read after Verse Grave And Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Dundas Pillans to read onlineMoreLess
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