id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
6652	nan	The Humorous Poetry of the English Language; from Chaucer to Saxe			.txt	text/plain	136616	6798	83	I shall beg the ladies' pardon if I insert a few passages concerning her: and at the same time I assure them it is not to lesson those of the present age, who are possessed of the like laudable talents; for I will confess, that I know three in the city of Dublin, no way inferior to Xantippe, but that they have not as great men to work upon. Meanwhile, the Friar, whose head was turn'd By the laced coat, grew frisky too-- Look'd big--his former habits spurn'd-- And storm'd about as great men do-- Dealt much in pompous oaths and curses-- Said Damn you, often, or as bad-- Laid claim to other people's purses--	cache/6652.txt	txt/6652.txt
