Legends Ballads C
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And if I settled France with my arms.
Thou hast drubb'd her thrice o'er with thy wit ; King and Nation, convuls'd with alarms, Speak in whispers of what thou hast writ.
31 LAMENT OF THE COLOSSUS.
And they've wall'd* Paris up in dismay, And they faint if a northern breeze blows, Or a bruit from the pas de Calais Of the loom of your Majesty's nose.
Didst thou ever grow out of thy skin ?
Hadst ever a dropsy of brass ? Wert ever haul'd up by the chin, Jeer'd and hooted by crowds as they pass ?
Hast... thou ever, fast nail'd by the leg.
In derision's foul pillory sat, Till athirst for a ripe, rotten egg, In love with an honest, dead cat.
Whilst cows at your view drop their calves, Your avatar men, trembling, descry, Since the earthquake last issued her cards, No bug-bear so monstrous as I.
! Glumdalclutch, gentlest of maids. Haste, haste thee to succor thy knight, Let us fly from these pigmy Arcades, To Brobdingnag's halls of delight.
• Punch was banished from France by the King who fortified Paris, perhaps to keep out this formidable intruder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if I settled France with my arms.
Thou hast drubb'd her thrice o'er with thy wit ; King and Nation, convuls'd with alarms, Speak in whispers of what thou hast writ.
31 LAMENT OF THE COLOSSUS.
And they've wall'd* Paris up in dismay, And they faint if a northern breeze blows, Or a bruit from the pas de Calais Of the loom of your Majesty's nose.
Didst thou ever grow out of thy skin ?
Hadst ever a dropsy of brass ? Wert ever haul'd up by the chin, Jeer'd and hooted by crowds as they pass ?
Hast... thou ever, fast nail'd by the leg.
In derision's foul pillory sat, Till athirst for a ripe, rotten egg, In love with an honest, dead cat.
Whilst cows at your view drop their calves, Your avatar men, trembling, descry, Since the earthquake last issued her cards, No bug-bear so monstrous as I.
! Glumdalclutch, gentlest of maids. Haste, haste thee to succor thy knight, Let us fly from these pigmy Arcades, To Brobdingnag's halls of delight.
• Punch was banished from France by the King who fortified Paris, perhaps to keep out this formidable intruder.
What to read after Legends Ballads C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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