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{{dia|Pillochio| | {{dia|Pillochio|Thou art a fool, but know’st it not: <br> | ||
Thy hawkish overestimations <br> | Thy hawkish overestimations <br> | ||
Of thine | Of thine picklish acme <br> | ||
Lie as thinly ’cross the loaf <br> | |||
As a | As a board-house scrape of butter<ref>© Peter “Rabs” Warren</ref><br> | ||
When served afore a banquet.<br> | |||
Best check thy | Best check thy tumid speech <br> | ||
Lest good Doctor Dunning prick his ears.}} | Lest good Doctor Dunning prick his ears.}} | ||
{{dia|Nuncle|Who glibly pleads the hitch<br> | {{dia|Nuncle|I am a fool, by trade, and surely know’t: <br>Herewith my coxcomb: it might suit thee.<br> | ||
Who glibly pleads the hitch<br> | |||
Of own-wisdom misreflected <br> | Of own-wisdom misreflected <br> | ||
To win — nay, in lieu of — <br> | To win — nay, in lieu of — <br> | ||
Latest revision as of 19:21, 18 September 2024
Pillochio: Thou art a fool, but know’st it not:
Thy hawkish overestimations
Of thine picklish acme
Lie as thinly ’cross the loaf
As a board-house scrape of butter[1]
When served afore a banquet.
Best check thy tumid speech
Lest good Doctor Dunning prick his ears.
Nuncle: I am a fool, by trade, and surely know’t:
Herewith my coxcomb: it might suit thee.
Who glibly pleads the hitch
Of own-wisdom misreflected
To win — nay, in lieu of —
A trifling argument
Is a man who looks a-mirror
And, liking what he sees
O’erlooks the chasing hounds of irony.
Pillochio: Ho! Ho!
- ↑ © Peter “Rabs” Warren