Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, volume 5
Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, volume 5
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Ana smooth my wildly fluttering wings to rest, And lift me to your loving lips ana make me My bower of blisses in your loving breast !
The annexed verses are written to the air of a well-known Cork drinking song. The Irish words, " Beimeedh a gole" (Let us be drinking) excepted, are not worthy of translation either on literary or moral grounds : — FLERACA.
Beimeedh a goU I Fill up the bowl, Let us console « Dull care with a glass, boys 1 Shall it be wine.
Fragrant and fine.
Fresh smuggled from ...Spain underneath a mattrass, boys?
Digiti zed by Google CELTIC SONG. 251 No ! all of those pleasant Casks out of Cadiz Leave as a present.
Lads, for the ladies !
But for ourselves, sure What should we say But whiskey for ^ver Till dawning of day.
Beimeedh a gole !
Wasn't it droll He that first stole Fire from Heaven's grate, boys.
Look now, was left, Chained to a cleft, A century, through, for an aigle to ate, boys I St. Pat, though, when stealing Fire from uat quarter.
Kept it concealing Snug under water ; 'Till he'd conveyed it Safe to the ground, Then looked, and, begorra, 'Twas whiskey he found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ana smooth my wildly fluttering wings to rest, And lift me to your loving lips ana make me My bower of blisses in your loving breast !
The annexed verses are written to the air of a well-known Cork drinking song. The Irish words, " Beimeedh a gole" (Let us be drinking) excepted, are not worthy of translation either on literary or moral grounds : — FLERACA.
Beimeedh a goU I Fill up the bowl, Let us console « Dull care with a glass, boys 1 Shall it be wine.
Fragrant and fine.
Fresh smuggled from ...Spain underneath a mattrass, boys?
Digiti zed by Google CELTIC SONG. 251 No ! all of those pleasant Casks out of Cadiz Leave as a present.
Lads, for the ladies !
But for ourselves, sure What should we say But whiskey for ^ver Till dawning of day.
Beimeedh a gole !
Wasn't it droll He that first stole Fire from Heaven's grate, boys.
Look now, was left, Chained to a cleft, A century, through, for an aigle to ate, boys I St. Pat, though, when stealing Fire from uat quarter.
Kept it concealing Snug under water ; 'Till he'd conveyed it Safe to the ground, Then looked, and, begorra, 'Twas whiskey he found.
What to read after Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Manchester Literary Club to read onlineMoreLess
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