Poems of Thomas Hood volume 1
Poems of Thomas Hood volume 1
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ic2 132 ODE OX A DISTANT PROSPECT OF Grave Bowers teaches ABC To savages at Owhyee ; Poor Chase is with the worms ! — All, all are gone — the olden breed ! — New crops of mushroom hoys succeed, ' ' And push us from our forms ! ' ' Lo ! where they scramble forth, and shout, And leap, and skip, and mob about.
At play where we have play'd ! Some hop, some run, (some fall, ) some twine Their crony arms ; some in the shine, And some are in the shade !
Lo there what mix'd conditions run ! The orphan ...lad ; the widow's son ; And Fortune's favoiu-'d care — The wealthy born, for whom she hath Mac-Adamised the futm-e path — The Nabob's pamper 'd heir !
CLAPHAM ACADEMY. \?, ?, Some brightly starr'd — some evil born, — For honour some, and some for scorn, — For fair or foul renown ! Good, bad, indiff 'rent — none may lack ! Look, here 's a White, and there 's a Black I And there 's a Creole brown !
Some laugh and sing, some mope and weep, And wish their frugal sires would keep Their only sons at home ; — Some tease the future tense, and plan The fuU-grown doings of the man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ic2 132 ODE OX A DISTANT PROSPECT OF Grave Bowers teaches ABC To savages at Owhyee ; Poor Chase is with the worms ! — All, all are gone — the olden breed ! — New crops of mushroom hoys succeed, ' ' And push us from our forms ! ' ' Lo ! where they scramble forth, and shout, And leap, and skip, and mob about.
At play where we have play'd ! Some hop, some run, (some fall, ) some twine Their crony arms ; some in the shine, And some are in the shade !
Lo there what mix'd conditions run ! The orphan ...lad ; the widow's son ; And Fortune's favoiu-'d care — The wealthy born, for whom she hath Mac-Adamised the futm-e path — The Nabob's pamper 'd heir !
CLAPHAM ACADEMY. \?, ?, Some brightly starr'd — some evil born, — For honour some, and some for scorn, — For fair or foul renown ! Good, bad, indiff 'rent — none may lack ! Look, here 's a White, and there 's a Black I And there 's a Creole brown !
Some laugh and sing, some mope and weep, And wish their frugal sires would keep Their only sons at home ; — Some tease the future tense, and plan The fuU-grown doings of the man.
What to read after Poems of Thomas Hood volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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