Charles Stuart Calverley black plaque
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom
Calverley's Ode To Tobacco (Written at Cambridge in 1862) A tribute to this firm Thou who, when fears attack bidst them avaunt and black care at the horsemand back perching, unseatest; Sweet, when the morn is grey. Sweet when they've cleared away lunch, and at close of day possibly sweetest: I have
a liking old for thee, though manifold stories, i know, are told, not to thy credit: how one (or two at most) drops make a cat a ghost - useless, except to roast- doctors have said it; How they who us
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