Specimens of Macaronic Poetry
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Meltor, Dulman, meltor. Rubba me cum towallio, rubba. Ubi est Pecus ?
Pec Hie, Sir.
Igno. Fac ventum, Pecus. Ita, sic, sic. Ubi est Fledwit ?
DuL. Non est inventus.
Igno. Ponite nunc chlamydes vestras super me, ne capiam frigus. Sic, sic. Ainsi, bien faict. In- ter omnes poenas meas, valde leetor, et gaudeo nunc, quod feci bonum aggreamentum inter Anglos nos- IGNORAMUS. 33 tros : aggreamentum, quasi aggregatio mentium. Super inde eras hoysabimus vela, et retornabimus itefum erga Londinum: tempu...s est, nam hue veni- mus Oetabis Hillarii, et nune fere est Quindena Pasehe.
DuL. Juro, magister, titillasti punetum legis hodie.
Igno, Ha, ha, he ! Puto titillabam, Si le notn del granteur, ou graiite soit rased, ou interlined en faict pol, le faiet est grandement suspieious.
DuL. Et nient obstant, si faiet pol, &e. &c. Oh illud etiam in Covin.
Igno. Ha, ha, he !
Pec. At id, de un faiet pendu en le smoak, nunquam audivi titillatum melius.
Igno. Ha, ha, he ! Quid tu dieis, Mussee?
Mus. Equidem ego parum intellexi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meltor, Dulman, meltor. Rubba me cum towallio, rubba. Ubi est Pecus ?
Pec Hie, Sir.
Igno. Fac ventum, Pecus. Ita, sic, sic. Ubi est Fledwit ?
DuL. Non est inventus.
Igno. Ponite nunc chlamydes vestras super me, ne capiam frigus. Sic, sic. Ainsi, bien faict. In- ter omnes poenas meas, valde leetor, et gaudeo nunc, quod feci bonum aggreamentum inter Anglos nos- IGNORAMUS. 33 tros : aggreamentum, quasi aggregatio mentium. Super inde eras hoysabimus vela, et retornabimus itefum erga Londinum: tempu...s est, nam hue veni- mus Oetabis Hillarii, et nune fere est Quindena Pasehe.
DuL. Juro, magister, titillasti punetum legis hodie.
Igno, Ha, ha, he ! Puto titillabam, Si le notn del granteur, ou graiite soit rased, ou interlined en faict pol, le faiet est grandement suspieious.
DuL. Et nient obstant, si faiet pol, &e. &c. Oh illud etiam in Covin.
Igno. Ha, ha, he !
Pec. At id, de un faiet pendu en le smoak, nunquam audivi titillatum melius.
Igno. Ha, ha, he ! Quid tu dieis, Mussee?
Mus. Equidem ego parum intellexi.
What to read after Specimens of Macaronic Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Sandys to read onlineMoreLess
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