Verses By Fww Pattenden Collected And Privately Printed
Verses By Fww Pattenden Collected And Privately Printed
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His guineas more unfrequent grew, His patients gradually dwindled ; For none would have a doctor who, So Lady Mary said, had swindled.
ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. 81 And soon he could not pay his way, His income was reduced to zero ; And bitterly lie rued the day When he confided in his Hero.
The handsome house in Harley Street Is now the noted Dr. Porter's ; Leander's fame was shoi-t and sweet, And now he's in his former quarters.
The victim of connubial trust. The dupe of female cimosity.
He bows hi...s head in sheer disgust And hopeless impecuniosity.
The Christian World Magazine, Mat, 1887.
THE STORY OF A PRACTICAL JOKE: A Legend of India.
A LGERNON HUGH ALEXANDER CAREW ■^■*- Was a cavah-y subaltern, aged twenty-two, With plenty of money and little to do. The regiment owning this scion of Mars We will call, for convenience, the Himdi-edth Hussars, - I'm aware that, of course, Such a body of Horse Is unknown in the ranks of Her Majesty's Force.
6 82 PUBLISHED VERSES It is needless to state With precision the date Of the incident I am abovit to relate ; Suffice it to say that the regiment had Its quarters just then at Mofussilabad — A station that all Anglo-Indians call A " hole " in the very worst part of Bengal ; Where the " griffin " an adequate knowledge obtains Of what's meant by a summer that's spent in the plains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His guineas more unfrequent grew, His patients gradually dwindled ; For none would have a doctor who, So Lady Mary said, had swindled.
ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. 81 And soon he could not pay his way, His income was reduced to zero ; And bitterly lie rued the day When he confided in his Hero.
The handsome house in Harley Street Is now the noted Dr. Porter's ; Leander's fame was shoi-t and sweet, And now he's in his former quarters.
The victim of connubial trust. The dupe of female cimosity.
He bows hi...s head in sheer disgust And hopeless impecuniosity.
The Christian World Magazine, Mat, 1887.
THE STORY OF A PRACTICAL JOKE: A Legend of India.
A LGERNON HUGH ALEXANDER CAREW ■^■*- Was a cavah-y subaltern, aged twenty-two, With plenty of money and little to do. The regiment owning this scion of Mars We will call, for convenience, the Himdi-edth Hussars, - I'm aware that, of course, Such a body of Horse Is unknown in the ranks of Her Majesty's Force.
6 82 PUBLISHED VERSES It is needless to state With precision the date Of the incident I am abovit to relate ; Suffice it to say that the regiment had Its quarters just then at Mofussilabad — A station that all Anglo-Indians call A " hole " in the very worst part of Bengal ; Where the " griffin " an adequate knowledge obtains Of what's meant by a summer that's spent in the plains.
What to read after Verses By Fww Pattenden Collected And Privately Printed?
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