The American Odyssey Adventures of Ulysses (So much as may interest the present time); Exposed, in modest hudibrastic measure, by Abel Reid and A. N. Broome ... To which is appended an allegory of King Augeas |
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AUGIES AND ALLSIDES |
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AUGIES AND ALLSIDES
AUGIES the monarch's name was, who his stableKept in a state so foul that all unable
Were the beasts to be upright in 't: so the Gods
Sent to their aid ALLSIDÉS, who, at odds
With all things dirty, took him a new Broom
And swept the stable clean. Heaven send us such a groom!
A. R.
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