The Two Voices
Anon
Genre: | Poetry, Drollery |
Subjects: | Zoology, Animal Behaviour, Scientific Practitioners, Politics, Nationalism |
In an apparent reference to a new Anglo-French row, hopes that the 'learned zoologists' can 'find out the reason' why 'the [British] Lion hates Chanticleer's strain' [the crowing of the French Cock], and notes that 'it is a curious fact in zoology / That the growl of the Lion so works on the Cock, / That it sets his a crowing: and neither's apology / Addressed to the other, can soften the shock'. |
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