Targum by George Henry Borrow
page 63 of 88 (71%)
page 63 of 88 (71%)
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Of Sodom and Gomorrah!
And with this very eye Have seen the . . . ; I till the judgment day Upon the earth shall stray: None knows for certainty Whether fish or flesh I be. EPIGRAM. On a Miser who had built a stately Mansion. From the Cambrian British. Of every pleasure is thy mansion void; To ruin-heaps may soon its walls decline. O heavens, that one poor fire's but employ'd, One poor fire only for thy chimneys nine! Towering white chimneys--kitchen cold and drear-- Chimneys of vanity and empty show-- Chimneys unwarm'd, unsoil'd throughout the year-- Fain would I heatless chimneys overthrow. Plague on huge chimneys, say I, huge and neat, Which ne'er one spark of genial warmth announce; Ignite some straw, thou dealer in deceit-- |
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