id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
36543	Graham, Harry	The Motley Muse (Rhymes for the Times)			.txt	text/plain	13075	618	76	The smuts upon your noses, Come, follow me to Dover Street Where, any moment, we may meet Figures as fragrant and as sweet As new-mown hay or roses, Tripping along the primrose path That leads each member to 'The Bath'! Ye breadwinners, who seek in vain To keep your features free from stain, When in some matutinal train To town you daily rush up, Observe the cleanly creatures, please, Who in this club recline at ease! Existence for such men as these Is one long 'Wash and Brush Up'! To Mr. Gillett! CANTO IV THE GARRICK If for solitude you feel a partiality, If you chance to be unsociably inclined, If (like other men of British nationality)	cache/36543.txt	txt/36543.txt
