Songs of the Governing Classes Written in a Seasonable Spirit of Vulgar Decl
Songs of the Governing Classes Written in a Seasonable Spirit of Vulgar Decl
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not for countless tomes Of war's and kingcraft's leaden hist'ry, Would I thy charming legend lose Or view it in the bloodless hues Of fabled myth or myst'ry.
ii.
Thou tiny pearl of Demagogues !
Thou blue-eyed rebel blushing traitor ! Thou Sans-culotte, with dimpled toes, Whose Red cap is an op'ning rose Thou trembling agitator !
GOBI V A 73 III. We must believe in thee ! Our ranks Of champions loom with faces grimy, Fierce Tylers, from the anvil torn, Rough-chested Tells with palms of horn- Fou...l Cades, from ditches slimy !
IV.
Knit brows, fierce eyes, and sunken cheeks, Fill up the vista stern and shady ; Our one bright speck, we cannot spare, Our reg'ment's sole Vivandiere Our little dainty lady !
v. No, she was true ! the story old, As any crumbling, Saxon castle, Firm at its base : she liv'd, and moved, And breath'd, and all around her, lov'd Lord, lackey, hound and vassal !
VI.
She lov'd Earl Leofric, her lord, Nor car'd with his fierce moods to wrestle, 74 HISTORIC FANCIES By protest more than eyelids red ; Would he but pat her golden head, 'Twould in his rude breast nestle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
not for countless tomes Of war's and kingcraft's leaden hist'ry, Would I thy charming legend lose Or view it in the bloodless hues Of fabled myth or myst'ry.
ii.
Thou tiny pearl of Demagogues !
Thou blue-eyed rebel blushing traitor ! Thou Sans-culotte, with dimpled toes, Whose Red cap is an op'ning rose Thou trembling agitator !
GOBI V A 73 III. We must believe in thee ! Our ranks Of champions loom with faces grimy, Fierce Tylers, from the anvil torn, Rough-chested Tells with palms of horn- Fou...l Cades, from ditches slimy !
IV.
Knit brows, fierce eyes, and sunken cheeks, Fill up the vista stern and shady ; Our one bright speck, we cannot spare, Our reg'ment's sole Vivandiere Our little dainty lady !
v. No, she was true ! the story old, As any crumbling, Saxon castle, Firm at its base : she liv'd, and moved, And breath'd, and all around her, lov'd Lord, lackey, hound and vassal !
VI.
She lov'd Earl Leofric, her lord, Nor car'd with his fierce moods to wrestle, 74 HISTORIC FANCIES By protest more than eyelids red ; Would he but pat her golden head, 'Twould in his rude breast nestle.
What to read after Songs of the Governing Classes Written in a Seasonable Spirit of Vulgar Decl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert B Robert Barnabas Brough to read onlineMoreLess
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