Poems On Various Subjects, But Chiefly Illustrative of the Events And Actors in the American War of Independence
Poems On Various Subjects, But Chiefly Illustrative of the Events And Actors in the American War of Independence
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" 'Tis nonsense such castles to build in the air — " As well might an oyster with Britain compare." " Away to your waters, you blustering bully, ,, Said Jove, " or I'll make you repent of your folly, " Is Jupiter, sir, to be tutor'd by you ? — " Get out of my sight, for I know what I do !" — Then searching about with his fingers for Britain, Thought he, " This same island I cannot well hit on ; " The devil take him who first call'd her the Gbbat : " If she was — she is vastly diminish'd of late... !" Like a man that is searching his thigh for a flea, He peep'd and he fumbled, but nothing could see ; At last he exclaim'd — " I am surely upon it— " I think I have hold of a Highlander's bonnet.' 9 But finding his error he said with a sigh,.
" This bonnet is only the island of Skie !"J So away to his namesake the planet he goes, And borrowed two moons to hang on his nose.
' * American soldiers. f Minority in Parliament.
% An Island on the north-west of Scotland.
230 THE POLITICAL BALANCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 'Tis nonsense such castles to build in the air — " As well might an oyster with Britain compare." " Away to your waters, you blustering bully, ,, Said Jove, " or I'll make you repent of your folly, " Is Jupiter, sir, to be tutor'd by you ? — " Get out of my sight, for I know what I do !" — Then searching about with his fingers for Britain, Thought he, " This same island I cannot well hit on ; " The devil take him who first call'd her the Gbbat : " If she was — she is vastly diminish'd of late... !" Like a man that is searching his thigh for a flea, He peep'd and he fumbled, but nothing could see ; At last he exclaim'd — " I am surely upon it— " I think I have hold of a Highlander's bonnet.' 9 But finding his error he said with a sigh,.
" This bonnet is only the island of Skie !"J So away to his namesake the planet he goes, And borrowed two moons to hang on his nose.
' * American soldiers. f Minority in Parliament.
% An Island on the north-west of Scotland.
230 THE POLITICAL BALANCE.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Morin Freneau to read onlineMoreLess
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