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To Think Of Time
Walt Whitman
A reminiscence of the vulgar fate,
  A frequent sample of the life and death of workmen,
  Each after his kind:
  Cold...
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Toolangi
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
Vulgar folk - it seems a pity
Hinted meanly that his club-house was a little back-street...
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Trial by Jury
William Schwenck Gilbert
All kinds of vulgar prejudice
  I pray you set aside:
  With stern, judicial frame of...
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Uninvited Thoughts Pop Up
Wallace Dean LaBenne
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Uninvited thoughts pop up, both vulgar and...
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Verses to Her Royal Highness the Duchess, on the Memorable Victory Gained by the Duke Against the Hollanders, June 3rd, 1665
John Dryden
To welcome your approach the vulgar run,
Like some new envoy from the distant sun;
And country beauties by their lovers...
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Vida's Game Of Chess
Oliver Goldsmith
His furious Knight destroy the vulgar crew,
  Sly Hermes long'd t' attempt with secret aim
  Some noble act of more exalted...
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Virgidemarium (excerpt)
Joseph Hall
'd from their wit,
  They sit and muse on some no-vulgar writ:
  As frozen dunghills in a winter's morn,
  That void of vapours seemed all beforn,
  Soon...
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Voices at the Window
Sir Philip Sidney
Being, ah, exiled, disdaineth
Every other vulgar...
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Wardens Of The Wave
Alfred Austin
For which the vulgar crave,
Not these, not any such, become
The Wardens of the...
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We Have Met The Enemy And It Is Us
Charles Albert Farned
They say that your philosophy
Is vulgar and is deep
The hill that you are climbing
May be for others much too steep
Bullies...
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Weeding
Charles Lamb
The vulgar intruders called forth all her spite;
In a transport of rage she...
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What's the Point in Feeling?
Tim Strauss
Disturbing and vulgar though they can be
Placed in the center of thought
How trifling they are for all who can...
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When To The Attractions Of The Busy World
William Wordsworth
was I loth
To sympathise with vulgar coppice birds
That, for protection from the nipping blast,
Hither...
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Winter
James Thomson
What never mingled with the Vulgar's Dream:
Then wake the tender Pang, the pitying Tear,
The Sigh for suffering Worth, the...
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Without A Title
Boris Pasternak
Yes, love's truly a vulgar...
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WRITING AROUND
Norbert Tasev
The face and eyes - a vulgar way - are more and more insidiously covered up, rather by slyness, smooching, or hinting that...
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Written for a Musician
Vachel Lindsay
The evening crowd was clamoring and drinking,
Vulgar and pitiful--my heart bowed down--
Till I remembered duller hours made noble
By strangers...
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You're Out
Abhigyan Nath Tiwari
And being vulgar
Is something I'll...
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