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| ***3604 | avalier. Begin, and shut away. The brightness of my ray.' 'Enough.' Our blower, on the bet, Swell'd out his pursy form With all the stuff for storm-- The | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | does not like to soak To wear abroad a good thick cloak. Our man was therefore well bedight With double mantle, strong and tight. 'This fellow,' said the | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | the sky. Come, here's a pleasant game, Sir Sun! Wilt play?' Said Phoebus, 'Done! We'll bet between us here Which first will take the gear From off this c | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | e blast, His cloak the tighter held he fast. The sun broke out, to win the bet; He caused the clouds to disappear, Refresh'd and warm'd the cavalier, And | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | thunder, hail, and drenching wet, And all the fury he could muster; Then, with a very demon's bluster, He whistled, whirl'd, and splash'd, And down the | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | torrents dash'd, Full many a roof uptearing He never did before, Full many a vessel bearing To wreck upon the shore,-- And all to doff a single cloak. Bu | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | through his mantle made him sweat, Till off it came, of course, In less than half an hour; And yet the sun saved half his power.-- So much doth mildness | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | more than force. | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | much pains about the polish Is apt the substance to abolish; Not that it would be right or wise The graces all to ostracize. You love them much when del | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | face of vanity purblind With that of restless envy join'd; And life now turns upon these pivots two. Such is the silly little frog That aped the ox upon | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | THE WOODMAN AND MERCURY.[1]To M. The Chevalier De Bouillon.[2] Your taste has served my work to guide; To gain its suffrage I have tried. You'd h | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | icate; Nor is it left for me to hate. As to the scope of Aesop's plan,[3] I fail as little as I can. If this my rhymed and measured speech Availeth not | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | ave me shun a care too nice, Or beauty at too dear a price, Or too much effort, as a vice. My taste with yours agrees: Such effort cannot please; And too | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | her bog. A double image sometimes shows How vice and folly do oppose The ways of virtue and good sense; As lambs with wolves so grim and gaunt, The silly | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | fly and frugal ant. Thus swells my work--a comedy immense-- Its acts unnumber'd and diverse, Its scene the boundless universe. Gods, men, and brutes, al | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | to please or teach, I own it not a fault of mine; Some unknown reason I assign. With little strength endued For battles rough and rude, Or with Herculea | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | n arm to smite, I show to vice its foolish plight. In this my talent wholly lies; Not that it does at all suffice. My fable sometimes brings to view The | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | er, sent With gold and silver axes, went. Each would have thought himself a fool Not to have own'd the richest tool. But Mercury promptly gave, instead O | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | answer'd, 'Nay.' An axe of silver, bright and gay, Refused the honest woodman too. At last the finder brought to view An axe of iron, steel, and wood. ' | aka 1 ago |
| ***3604 | se cunning is but stupid, For Jove is never dupèd. | aka 1 ago |
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