Railway Horace
Railway Horace
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29 Says, as he fharpens fome new dart, " That girl ! by Jove fhe has no heart !" The filly boys too, how around They throng, to catch a fight, a found, The mereft whifper, which may deign To tell fome goofe he fighs in vain.
Alarm o'ertakes each fond Mama, Fear feizes every fat Papa ; Of you, of you alone, afraid is Each one of yon new-married ladies, Left faithlefs John or William fall A victim to Barine's thrall.
-i^^J^r^f^Sk^^r Horace, Lib. Ii. Ode 16.
* E ASE and a pipe, " by billows franti...c The failor tofTed, in mid Atlantic, Afks of the Gods, when not a ftar Lights up the elemental war, And, in the vifta dim, he fees One hope alone, his "pipe and eafe. " " Eafe, and a country-houfe at Highgate (The Cockney cries) if ever I get!" * This Ode was infcribed to Francis Egerton, Earl of Ellefmere.
And, in imaginary ftate, hoes Ideal peas, and fpeclral 'tatoes. * But neither villa fnug, nor rents, Nor barometric three per cents, Nor frefcoes bright, nor fculpture fair, Soothe thy dull brow, O pallid Care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29 Says, as he fharpens fome new dart, " That girl ! by Jove fhe has no heart !" The filly boys too, how around They throng, to catch a fight, a found, The mereft whifper, which may deign To tell fome goofe he fighs in vain.
Alarm o'ertakes each fond Mama, Fear feizes every fat Papa ; Of you, of you alone, afraid is Each one of yon new-married ladies, Left faithlefs John or William fall A victim to Barine's thrall.
-i^^J^r^f^Sk^^r Horace, Lib. Ii. Ode 16.
* E ASE and a pipe, " by billows franti...c The failor tofTed, in mid Atlantic, Afks of the Gods, when not a ftar Lights up the elemental war, And, in the vifta dim, he fees One hope alone, his "pipe and eafe. " " Eafe, and a country-houfe at Highgate (The Cockney cries) if ever I get!" * This Ode was infcribed to Francis Egerton, Earl of Ellefmere.
And, in imaginary ftate, hoes Ideal peas, and fpeclral 'tatoes. * But neither villa fnug, nor rents, Nor barometric three per cents, Nor frefcoes bright, nor fculpture fair, Soothe thy dull brow, O pallid Care.
What to read after Railway Horace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Chichester George Chichester Oxenden to read onlineMoreLess
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