Lauds And Libels
Lauds And Libels
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45 Is he ploughing, is he hoeing ? Is he planting beet, or going In for early 'tato-grovving ?
Is he writing verse or prosing, Or intent upon disclosing Gifts for musical composing ?
Is he lecturing to flappers? Is he tunnelling with sappers ? Has he joined the U-boat trappers ?
Or, to petrify recorders Of events within our borders, Has he taken Holy Orders ?
Is he well or ill or middhng ? Is he fighting, is he fiddling ?— He can't only be thumb-twiddling.
These are merely dim surmises, But exp...erience advises Us to look for weird surprises.
* * * * . * Thus we summed the situation When Sir Hed worth Meux' oration Brought about a transformation.
Lo ! the Blenheim Boanerges On a sudden re-emerges And, to calm the naval gnrges, Fisher's restoration urges.
46 A MINISTERIAL WAIL [" The most trenchant critics of the Government since its formation have been Mr. Prixgle and Mr. Hogge. " — British Weekly. ] THE gipsy camping in a dingle I reckon as a lucky dog ; He doesn't hear the voice of Pringle, He doesn't hear the snorts of Hogge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
45 Is he ploughing, is he hoeing ? Is he planting beet, or going In for early 'tato-grovving ?
Is he writing verse or prosing, Or intent upon disclosing Gifts for musical composing ?
Is he lecturing to flappers? Is he tunnelling with sappers ? Has he joined the U-boat trappers ?
Or, to petrify recorders Of events within our borders, Has he taken Holy Orders ?
Is he well or ill or middhng ? Is he fighting, is he fiddling ?— He can't only be thumb-twiddling.
These are merely dim surmises, But exp...erience advises Us to look for weird surprises.
* * * * . * Thus we summed the situation When Sir Hed worth Meux' oration Brought about a transformation.
Lo ! the Blenheim Boanerges On a sudden re-emerges And, to calm the naval gnrges, Fisher's restoration urges.
46 A MINISTERIAL WAIL [" The most trenchant critics of the Government since its formation have been Mr. Prixgle and Mr. Hogge. " — British Weekly. ] THE gipsy camping in a dingle I reckon as a lucky dog ; He doesn't hear the voice of Pringle, He doesn't hear the snorts of Hogge.
What to read after Lauds And Libels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Charles Larcom Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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