id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
34821	Anonymous	The Scribleriad, and The Difference Between Verbal and Practical Virtue			.txt	text/plain	10282	632	79	Who o'er thy Suns spread'st such a thick'ning Veil, That Sense of Pain, as well as Shame, is lost, And you _reward_ those best, who _blunder_ most; For where are Honours, Places, Gifts bestow'd, But where thy Influence is most avow'd? Rest, while more modern Miracles I sing, Of _Minor Dunces_ that from thee first spring; But all who Recreants thy Pow'r disclaim, And, Laureat-like, to _Pertness_ change thy Name; And ye, her Sons, who've nothing else to do, Wait, if you please, the----Vision thro': You, who in Manuscript your Works retale, And tag with Rhimes the latter Ends of Ale, But vow th' ungrateful Age shall never see, But if that Lord the _Pen_ or _Press_ invade, Rouse, rouse, ye Tribe!	cache/34821.txt	txt/34821.txt
