The Humorous Poetry of the English Language: From Chaucer to SaxeMason Bros., 1856 - 689 Seiten |
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... other sowings ! For me , I find , when eastern winds are high , A frigid , not a genial inspiration ; Nor can , like Iron - Chested Chubb , defy An inflammation . Smitten by breezes from the land of plague , To MISCELLANEOUS . 45.
... other sowings ! For me , I find , when eastern winds are high , A frigid , not a genial inspiration ; Nor can , like Iron - Chested Chubb , defy An inflammation . Smitten by breezes from the land of plague , To MISCELLANEOUS . 45.
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From Chaucer to Saxe James Parton. Smitten by breezes from the land of plague , To me all vernal luxuries are fables , O ! where's the Spring in a rheumatic leg , Stiff as a table's ? I limp in agony - I wheeze and cough ; And quake with ...
From Chaucer to Saxe James Parton. Smitten by breezes from the land of plague , To me all vernal luxuries are fables , O ! where's the Spring in a rheumatic leg , Stiff as a table's ? I limp in agony - I wheeze and cough ; And quake with ...
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... land , A magistrate pedantic ; And Medler's feet repose unscanned Beneath the wide Atlantic . Wild Nick , whose oaths made such a din , Does Dr. Martext's duty ; And Mullion , with that monstrous chin , Is married to a beauty ; And ...
... land , A magistrate pedantic ; And Medler's feet repose unscanned Beneath the wide Atlantic . Wild Nick , whose oaths made such a din , Does Dr. Martext's duty ; And Mullion , with that monstrous chin , Is married to a beauty ; And ...
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... land ; You might as well say grapes grow on a reed , Or in the Strand ! " " Why , sir , " returned the irritated other , " My brother , When at Calcutta Beheld them bonâ fide growing ; He would n't utter A lie for love or money , sir ...
... land ; You might as well say grapes grow on a reed , Or in the Strand ! " " Why , sir , " returned the irritated other , " My brother , When at Calcutta Beheld them bonâ fide growing ; He would n't utter A lie for love or money , sir ...
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... land They were people of good renown ; And they took up their lodging one night on the way In La Calzada town . Now , if poor Pilgrims they had been , And had lodged in the Hospice instead of the Inn , My good little women and men , Why ...
... land They were people of good renown ; And they took up their lodging one night on the way In La Calzada town . Now , if poor Pilgrims they had been , And had lodged in the Hospice instead of the Inn , My good little women and men , Why ...
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