The Motley Muse Rhymes for the Times
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Of damage we love to inflict, Of constables wounded with hatpins, and bitten, Of Cabinet Ministers kicked ! Of how, when in Holloway, nought would we swallow Until it was forced down our throat, To prove to the nation by auto-starvation How worthy we were of the Vote ! 55 RHYMES FOR THE TIMES The gardens at Kew we 've uprooted, We've ruined the 'greens' on the links, The letters of innocent strangers polluted With poisonous acids and inks ! Like lunatics turning to wrecking and burning, For oth...ers we care not a groat, But meditate gaily fresh outrages daily.
To prove ourselves fit for the Vote !
56 PLAGUES AT THE PLAY [' Last night even the postprandial conversation of some well- dressed members of the audience failed to neutralise the effect of the music, though they did their best. ' — The Thttcs. ] ' Well-dressed, ' and well-fed, and well-meaning (God knows !), They arrive when the play is half ended ; As they pass to their stalls, through the tightly-packed rows, They beruffle your hair and they tread on your toes, Quite unconscious of having offended !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of damage we love to inflict, Of constables wounded with hatpins, and bitten, Of Cabinet Ministers kicked ! Of how, when in Holloway, nought would we swallow Until it was forced down our throat, To prove to the nation by auto-starvation How worthy we were of the Vote ! 55 RHYMES FOR THE TIMES The gardens at Kew we 've uprooted, We've ruined the 'greens' on the links, The letters of innocent strangers polluted With poisonous acids and inks ! Like lunatics turning to wrecking and burning, For oth...ers we care not a groat, But meditate gaily fresh outrages daily.
To prove ourselves fit for the Vote !
56 PLAGUES AT THE PLAY [' Last night even the postprandial conversation of some well- dressed members of the audience failed to neutralise the effect of the music, though they did their best. ' — The Thttcs. ] ' Well-dressed, ' and well-fed, and well-meaning (God knows !), They arrive when the play is half ended ; As they pass to their stalls, through the tightly-packed rows, They beruffle your hair and they tread on your toes, Quite unconscious of having offended !
What to read after The Motley Muse Rhymes for the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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