Epigram After Having Seen Several Bad Paintings Of The Death Of Sir John Moore
Cease, daubers! profane not the theme, I implore ye! But leave him, O leave him alone with his glory! * * * * * Man's owl-eyed reason Popish Priests assert Can't safely bear the gospel's heavenly light; Therefore, with kindest zeal, they do their best To keep their flocks in unillumined night. * * * * * 'The brokers of the Stock-Exchange Are nicknamed bears and bulls; how strange! What reason, Sir, to call them so?' Ma'am, see their manners, you will know.
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"Cease, daubers! profane not the theme, I implore ye!..."
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