Proverbs in Porcelain, And Other Verses
Proverbs in Porcelain, And Other Verses
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no more to-day!
Alas I they heed not what we say : T/uy smile with ardour undiminished ; But we, — 7ve are nbt always gay !
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE BALLAD OF "BEAU BROCADE." * ' Hark f I hear the sound of coaches t " Beggar's Opera.
I.
Seventeen hundred and thirty nine : — That was the date of this tale of mine.
First great George was buried and gone ; George the Second was plodding on.
London, then, as the "Guides" aver, Shared its glories with Wesfminsf^; Digitized by VjOOQIC 36 The Ballad o...f ''Beau Brocade " And people of rank, to correct their " tone," Went out of town to Marybone, I Those were the days of the War with Spain^ I Porto-Bello would soon be ta'en ; Whitefield preached to the colliers grim, Bishops in lawn sleeves preached at him ; Walpole talked of " a man and his price ;" I Nobody's virtue was over-nice : — Those, in fine, were the brave days when ' Coaches were stopped by . . . Highwaymen !
And of all the knights of the gentle trade.
Nobody bolder than " Beau Brocade." This they knew on the whole way down ; Best, — maybe, — at the " Oak and Crown." Digitized by VjOOQIC Tlie Ballad of ''Beau Brocaded 37 (For timorous cits on their pilgrimage Would " club " for a " Guard " to ride the stage ; And the Guard that rode on more than one Was the Host of this hostel's sister's son.) .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
no more to-day!
Alas I they heed not what we say : T/uy smile with ardour undiminished ; But we, — 7ve are nbt always gay !
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE BALLAD OF "BEAU BROCADE." * ' Hark f I hear the sound of coaches t " Beggar's Opera.
I.
Seventeen hundred and thirty nine : — That was the date of this tale of mine.
First great George was buried and gone ; George the Second was plodding on.
London, then, as the "Guides" aver, Shared its glories with Wesfminsf^; Digitized by VjOOQIC 36 The Ballad o...f ''Beau Brocade " And people of rank, to correct their " tone," Went out of town to Marybone, I Those were the days of the War with Spain^ I Porto-Bello would soon be ta'en ; Whitefield preached to the colliers grim, Bishops in lawn sleeves preached at him ; Walpole talked of " a man and his price ;" I Nobody's virtue was over-nice : — Those, in fine, were the brave days when ' Coaches were stopped by . . . Highwaymen !
And of all the knights of the gentle trade.
Nobody bolder than " Beau Brocade." This they knew on the whole way down ; Best, — maybe, — at the " Oak and Crown." Digitized by VjOOQIC Tlie Ballad of ''Beau Brocaded 37 (For timorous cits on their pilgrimage Would " club " for a " Guard " to ride the stage ; And the Guard that rode on more than one Was the Host of this hostel's sister's son.) .
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