An Alphabet of History
An Alphabet of History
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Quintilian, we are fain to say, Was It on oratory, And even in this later day Receives his share of glory, Except when elocutionists Our peace and comfort mangle, By showing how fair Bessie s wrists Were strained and bruised while swinging around in the belfry the time she said the curfew should not jangle.
ALEIGH Sir Walter Raleigh was a man Of excellent deportment; He could advise a King or Khan What going into court meant; When Spenser wrote his Faerie Queene Sir Walter Raleigh said it Betra...yed a wit both sharp and clean (We wonder if he read it. ).
Good Queen Elizabeth one day Was out (perhaps for shopping), And Raleigh chanced along the way Where she in wrath was stopping. " How can I get across that mud ? " She asked; and in the muddle Sir Walter showed his gentle blood His cloak soon bridged the puddle.
A smile replaced the good queen s frown, She paused there for a minute To set more straight the royal crown (It had no hat pin in it). And then she murmured low to Walt. : "Sir, you shall see my tailor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quintilian, we are fain to say, Was It on oratory, And even in this later day Receives his share of glory, Except when elocutionists Our peace and comfort mangle, By showing how fair Bessie s wrists Were strained and bruised while swinging around in the belfry the time she said the curfew should not jangle.
ALEIGH Sir Walter Raleigh was a man Of excellent deportment; He could advise a King or Khan What going into court meant; When Spenser wrote his Faerie Queene Sir Walter Raleigh said it Betra...yed a wit both sharp and clean (We wonder if he read it. ).
Good Queen Elizabeth one day Was out (perhaps for shopping), And Raleigh chanced along the way Where she in wrath was stopping. " How can I get across that mud ? " She asked; and in the muddle Sir Walter showed his gentle blood His cloak soon bridged the puddle.
A smile replaced the good queen s frown, She paused there for a minute To set more straight the royal crown (It had no hat pin in it). And then she murmured low to Walt. : "Sir, you shall see my tailor.
What to read after An Alphabet of History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Dick Nesbit to read onlineMoreLess
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