> I know, it sounds a bit...non-English Should one in 18th century verse himself be passingly versed your crier's cry rings out artfully. One fraud's earnest

> I know, it sounds a bit...non-English Should one in 18th century verse himself be passingly versed your crier's cry rings out artfully. One fraud's earnest scheme to a knowing fraud's great mirth does bring a wild-cat's prey; loss an LLC's bounty. edit: s/knowing fraud/knowing fraud's/g; sorry for the typo