A Friars Scourge Nonsense Verses
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So jerking tight the cord around his waist, He seemed for manual contest in great haste ; And spreading out his mouth's most Irish smile. And winking with his little eyes the while, You saw that while pretending all was right. His tastes might ur2;e him to a Christian fight.
Says he, "you'll like to hear how I was born. Upon a blessed day — St. Patrick's morn. My grandmother she toult me all this tale, A woman then at ninety, mighty hale. My father was — indeed, I can't say what. But, rest his ...soul, perhaps 'tis better not.
E 2 52 A FRIAR'S SCOURGE.
My mother, then a Hkely girl, 'twas said, Soon turned my silly father's poor old head ; She came, I know, from some place in Kilkenny, Where no girl naturally has one penny.
" Poor Father Lainy made his living how ?
The way I really can't remember now ; I know it was about the rocks and hills.
And some way, too, ''perhaps, with fires and stills.
One night, 'twas thought he fell into the say, For never did he get on the right way ; Then mother roared and crossed, and tore her hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So jerking tight the cord around his waist, He seemed for manual contest in great haste ; And spreading out his mouth's most Irish smile. And winking with his little eyes the while, You saw that while pretending all was right. His tastes might ur2;e him to a Christian fight.
Says he, "you'll like to hear how I was born. Upon a blessed day — St. Patrick's morn. My grandmother she toult me all this tale, A woman then at ninety, mighty hale. My father was — indeed, I can't say what. But, rest his ...soul, perhaps 'tis better not.
E 2 52 A FRIAR'S SCOURGE.
My mother, then a Hkely girl, 'twas said, Soon turned my silly father's poor old head ; She came, I know, from some place in Kilkenny, Where no girl naturally has one penny.
" Poor Father Lainy made his living how ?
The way I really can't remember now ; I know it was about the rocks and hills.
And some way, too, ''perhaps, with fires and stills.
One night, 'twas thought he fell into the say, For never did he get on the right way ; Then mother roared and crossed, and tore her hair.
What to read after A Friars Scourge Nonsense Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Viscountess Combermere to read onlineMoreLess
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