Aesop in Rhyme With Some Originals
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tis said, But gave some frog a broken head Tlte B qvs & the Progs .
The Horse fc tlie As s .
And scores, in less than half an hour, Perish'd beneath the dreadful shower.
At last, said one, " Young folks, I say, Do fling your stones another way ; Though sport to you to throw them thus, Remember, pray, 'tis death to us ! " From hence this moral may be learn'd ;- Let play be play to all concerned.
FABLE XX.
THE HORSE AND THE ASS.
A HORSE and a donkey once met on the road : " Dear me !" said the fo...rmer, "you've got a great load ; I'm really concern'd at your case, from my heart. " "Why then, " thought the ass, "don't you carry a part?" At last, said the donkey, " Come, neighbour, I say, Won't you lend me a hand with my burden to-day ? I'll carry the panniers, if you'll take the sack ; If you'll stop, I can hitch it just on to your back/' 30 " Not so, " said the horse, K for should that come to pass, Your owner, I'm certain, would think me an ass ; And sooner I'd bear any load he could pile, Than a name so contemptible, vulgar, and vile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
tis said, But gave some frog a broken head Tlte B qvs & the Progs .
The Horse fc tlie As s .
And scores, in less than half an hour, Perish'd beneath the dreadful shower.
At last, said one, " Young folks, I say, Do fling your stones another way ; Though sport to you to throw them thus, Remember, pray, 'tis death to us ! " From hence this moral may be learn'd ;- Let play be play to all concerned.
FABLE XX.
THE HORSE AND THE ASS.
A HORSE and a donkey once met on the road : " Dear me !" said the fo...rmer, "you've got a great load ; I'm really concern'd at your case, from my heart. " "Why then, " thought the ass, "don't you carry a part?" At last, said the donkey, " Come, neighbour, I say, Won't you lend me a hand with my burden to-day ? I'll carry the panniers, if you'll take the sack ; If you'll stop, I can hitch it just on to your back/' 30 " Not so, " said the horse, K for should that come to pass, Your owner, I'm certain, would think me an ass ; And sooner I'd bear any load he could pile, Than a name so contemptible, vulgar, and vile.
What to read after Aesop in Rhyme With Some Originals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferys Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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