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Poem by Samuel Butler Language of the Learned Were Tully now alive, he’d be to seek In all our Latin terms of art and Greek; Would never understand one word of sense The most irrefragable schoolman means: As if the Schools design’d their terms of art, Not to advance a science, but to divert; As Hocus Pocus conjures to amuse The rabble from observing what he does. Samuel Butler Samuel Butler's other poems: ![]() 1357 Views |
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