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Therefore one softens down the ugly central fact of donkeyism, recommends study of good models, that writing verse should be an incidental occupation only, not interfering with the hoe, the needle, the lapstone, or the ledger, and, above all that there should be no hurry in printing what is written. Not the least use in all this. The poetaster who has tasted type is done for.
Smooth begs the reader's pardon for using the term 'diplomatic donkeyism; but indeed the only difference he has yet been capable of detecting between the conclave which drew upon the nations of Europe so much carnal warfare and the assinine species is, that the former have soft heads in place of ears.
Therefore one softens down the ugly central fact of donkeyism, recommends study of good models, that writing verse should be an incidental occupation only, not interfering with the hoe, the needle, the lapstone, or the ledger, and, above all, that there should be no hurry in printing what is written. Not the least use in all this. The poetaster who has tasted type is done for.
Therefore one softens down the ugly central fact of donkeyism, recommends study of good models, that writing verse should be an incidental occupation only, not interfering with the hoe, the needle, the lapstone, or the ledger, and, above all that there should be no hurry in printing what is written. Not the least use in all this. The poetaster who has tasted type is done for.
If, however, he had lain his paws too rudely upon the patient, diplomatic donkeyism made the case still more dangerous. Mr.
The most ridiculously funny instance connected with the meeting of the mule and the donkey was the manner in which each indulged in its muleism and donkeyism; the little donkey would shoot its head straight forward, stick its ears out sidewise, at right angles, and commence its song of greeting, which sounded exactly like a man sawing wood, and the mule would warble its well-known lyric of sweetness, "Hee-Haw!
Who ought to believe any longer in thee in this free age, when THOU believest in such divine donkeyism? It was a stupid thing that thou didst; how couldst thou, a shrewd man, do such a stupid thing!" "O Zarathustra," answered the shrewd magician, "thou art right, it was a stupid thing, it was also repugnant to me."
Everybody affected great knowledge of system; and yet things were so complex of past errors and ages that no system existed equal to the requirements of the present day. The municipality was great only on dinners and donkeyism.
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