The Fribbleriad
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c Might I prefume to name a Creter^ 1 Form'd for the place by art and nater \ c I would a dainty wit propofe c To ferve our friends, deftroy our foes : 1 To fill the Chair fo nicely fit, * His pride and pafiion match his wit ; c His wit has fo much power and might, c It yields to nothing but his fpite — 1 For wit may have its ebbs and flows, 1 But malice no abatement knows. " Propofe ! they cry'd, we truft in you — Name him, Sir Cock- a-doodle — do — " Would you have one can joke and fcribble ?... " Whofe heart and very foul is Fribble — " Would [ " ] " Would you have one can fmile, be civil, " Yet all within a very devil — " Lay pretty fchemes — like cobwebs fpin 'em, " To catch your hated foe within 'em — " Let him a thoufand times break thro' 'em " Th' ingenious creter fhall renew 'em — " If mifchief is your wifli and plan — " Let * Fizgig, Fizgigj be the man!
" What fay you? — Brethren! — fhall it be ?
C{ Has he your voice?" — All cry'd — ouy^ ouy.
At which, one larger than the reft With vifage fleek, and fwelling cheft, With ftretch'd out fingers, and a thumb Stuck to his hips, and jutting bum, Rofe up !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c Might I prefume to name a Creter^ 1 Form'd for the place by art and nater \ c I would a dainty wit propofe c To ferve our friends, deftroy our foes : 1 To fill the Chair fo nicely fit, * His pride and pafiion match his wit ; c His wit has fo much power and might, c It yields to nothing but his fpite — 1 For wit may have its ebbs and flows, 1 But malice no abatement knows. " Propofe ! they cry'd, we truft in you — Name him, Sir Cock- a-doodle — do — " Would you have one can joke and fcribble ?... " Whofe heart and very foul is Fribble — " Would [ " ] " Would you have one can fmile, be civil, " Yet all within a very devil — " Lay pretty fchemes — like cobwebs fpin 'em, " To catch your hated foe within 'em — " Let him a thoufand times break thro' 'em " Th' ingenious creter fhall renew 'em — " If mifchief is your wifli and plan — " Let * Fizgig, Fizgigj be the man!
" What fay you? — Brethren! — fhall it be ?
C{ Has he your voice?" — All cry'd — ouy^ ouy.
At which, one larger than the reft With vifage fleek, and fwelling cheft, With ftretch'd out fingers, and a thumb Stuck to his hips, and jutting bum, Rofe up !
What to read after The Fribbleriad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Garrick to read onlineMoreLess
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