Metrical Tales And Other Poems
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It were an easy tiling to crack that nut Or with thy crackers or thy double teeth.
So easily may all things be destroyed I But 'tis not in the power of mortal man To mend the fracture of a filbert shell.
There were two great men once amused themselves Watching two maggots run their wriggling race And wagering on their speed 3 but Nick, to us It were no sport to see the pampered worm Roll out and then draw in his folds of fat.
139 Like to some Barber's leathern powder bag Wherewith he feathers, ...frosts, or cauliflowers Spruce Beau, or Lady fair, or Doctor grave.
Enough of dangers and of enemies Hath Nature's wisdom for the worm ordained.
Increase not thou the number ! him the Mouse Gnawing with nibbling tooth the shells defence May from his native tenement eject 5 Him may the Nut-hatch piercing with strong bill Unwittingly destroy ; Oi to his hoard The Squirrel bear, at leisure to be crack'd.
Man also hath his dangers and his foes As this poor Maggot hath, and when I muse Upon the aches, anxieties and fears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It were an easy tiling to crack that nut Or with thy crackers or thy double teeth.
So easily may all things be destroyed I But 'tis not in the power of mortal man To mend the fracture of a filbert shell.
There were two great men once amused themselves Watching two maggots run their wriggling race And wagering on their speed 3 but Nick, to us It were no sport to see the pampered worm Roll out and then draw in his folds of fat.
139 Like to some Barber's leathern powder bag Wherewith he feathers, ...frosts, or cauliflowers Spruce Beau, or Lady fair, or Doctor grave.
Enough of dangers and of enemies Hath Nature's wisdom for the worm ordained.
Increase not thou the number ! him the Mouse Gnawing with nibbling tooth the shells defence May from his native tenement eject 5 Him may the Nut-hatch piercing with strong bill Unwittingly destroy ; Oi to his hoard The Squirrel bear, at leisure to be crack'd.
Man also hath his dangers and his foes As this poor Maggot hath, and when I muse Upon the aches, anxieties and fears.
What to read after Metrical Tales And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southey Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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