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Basil Temple Blackwood · Modernismo

Charles Augustus Fortescue

inglés

And as for finding Mutton-Fat

Unappetising, far from that!

He often, at his Father's Board,

Would beg them, of his own accord,

To give him, if they did not mind,

The Greasiest Morsels they could find—

His Later Years did not belie

The Promise of his Infancy.

In Public Life he always tried

To take a judgment Broad and Wide;

In Private, none was more than he

Renowned for quiet courtesy.

He rose at once in his Career.

And long before his Fortieth Year

Had wedded

Fifi,

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Only Child

Where he resides in Affluence still

To show what Everybody might

Become by

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Autor
Basil Temple Blackwood
Título
Charles Augustus Fortescue
Lengua
inglés
Época
Modernismo
Sala
La Biblioteca
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Cita recomendada
Basil Temple Blackwood, «Charles Augustus Fortescue», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-charles-augustus-fortescue--basil-temple-blackwood-b5a516.html

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