Poems humorous and philosophical, by Outis, with which are included Rhymes in the west of England dialect, by Agrikler, Выпуск 823 |
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... Night Agrikler Solicits a copy of the Laureate's New Poem Agrikler's Critique on the Laureate's New Poem The Passon's Mistake · 109 · 112 - 114 119 Stuck in tha Mode Early Rising - 123 127 The Tammany Ring On the Conservative ...
... Night Agrikler Solicits a copy of the Laureate's New Poem Agrikler's Critique on the Laureate's New Poem The Passon's Mistake · 109 · 112 - 114 119 Stuck in tha Mode Early Rising - 123 127 The Tammany Ring On the Conservative ...
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... night , and lie in a decent bed . But a quarrelsome man was Brown the Sweep , and quite unfit to touch ( Except with the tongs ) , was Brown the Sweep , when he'd taken a drop too much . And Brown the Sweep , on the night before ...
... night , and lie in a decent bed . But a quarrelsome man was Brown the Sweep , and quite unfit to touch ( Except with the tongs ) , was Brown the Sweep , when he'd taken a drop too much . And Brown the Sweep , on the night before ...
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... night , and lie in a decent bed . But a quarrelsome man was Brown the Sweep , and quite unfit to touch ( Except with the tongs ) , was Brown the Sweep , when he'd taken a drop too much . And Brown the Sweep , on the night before ...
... night , and lie in a decent bed . But a quarrelsome man was Brown the Sweep , and quite unfit to touch ( Except with the tongs ) , was Brown the Sweep , when he'd taken a drop too much . And Brown the Sweep , on the night before ...
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... nights he preached at his house and offered extempore prayer : A service to which the " cream " of his flock did seldom their hearts incline , For they thought the service was somewat " low " and quite in the " Methodist line . " C But ...
... nights he preached at his house and offered extempore prayer : A service to which the " cream " of his flock did seldom their hearts incline , For they thought the service was somewat " low " and quite in the " Methodist line . " C But ...
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... night , Just consider the case ( The deuce is in it ) A thing which he might have knocked off in a minute , Would take a million years to replace— Don't you think Mr. Cox was perfectly right ? So the man of science Divested of hammer ...
... night , Just consider the case ( The deuce is in it ) A thing which he might have knocked off in a minute , Would take a million years to replace— Don't you think Mr. Cox was perfectly right ? So the man of science Divested of hammer ...
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Стр. 65 - OLD King Cole was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he; He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl, And he called for his fiddlers three.
Стр. 56 - He easily shirks the burden, and sings to his empty purse: 'To you my purse, and to none other wight, Complain I, for ye be my lady dear; I am sorry now that ye be so light, For certes ye now make me heavy cheer: Me were as lief be laid upon a bier, For which unto your mercy thus I cry, Be heavy again, or elles must I die. Now vouchsafen this day ere it be night That I of you the blissful sound may hear, Or see your colour like the sunne bright, That of yellowness ne had never peer; Ye be my life,...
Стр. 56 - TO HIS EMPTY PURSE. TO you my purse, and to none other wight, Complain I, for ye be my lady dear...
Стр. 23 - Ulysses ! think not death a theme Of consolation ; I had rather live The servile hind for hire, and eat the bread Of some man scantily himself sustain'd, Than sovereign empire hold o'er all the shades.
Стр. 10 - Consarn thy yead," my fiather hollered out. (Aalthaw wi passion a wer fit ta bust, One theng I'll zaay, my fiather never cuss'd.)
Стр. 9 - And wesh un down wi' bout dree quarts o zlap. Wi' bulgin cheeak, 'ad turn the vittles roun', While hes gurt jaa kept moavin up and down. A peck o...
Стр. 9 - Ben went, and zoon com'd back — a diddent lag, But aal a brought in wer — tha empty bag. "Now, Ben — whar es tha saalt?
Стр. ix - A verb does not necessarily agree with its nominative in number and person, and as a proof of this, Agrikler gives an amended conjugation of the verb to be : — INDICATIVE MOOD.