Ballads And Songs
Ballads And Songs
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She heard him to the end.
Said, " The matter I can mend, If you'll listen to a friend," Ding, down, delly.
Tam's heart was all on flame.
Ding, down, delly.
She longed to change her name.
Ding, down, delly.
With Cupid— silly thing !— She played till he took wing, For Nelly wears the ring — Bravo, Nelly !
Digiti zed by Google NANCY DOWNING. 96 NANCY DOWNING.
Ever frowning, ever frowning, how dark the world would he, If, my little Nancy Downing, Every maiden frowned like thee.
What's the use of su...nshine, Nancy, And the warhlers of the spring, If they do not stir our fancy.
And inspire our lips to sing ?
Hark ! the primrose lanes are ringing With the little children, now ; And the honny hirds are singing, Joyous, on the budding bough.
Come, my little Nancy Downing, Let me win one smile from thee^ No ? Then, if you will be frowning, Prithee, do not frown on me.
Digiti zed by Google 96 POEMS.
THE BIVALS.
Young Peggy and Nancy; so loving were they, That ever together the maidens would stray ; If one went a milking the other must go, And none dreamt their love a whit colder would grow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She heard him to the end.
Said, " The matter I can mend, If you'll listen to a friend," Ding, down, delly.
Tam's heart was all on flame.
Ding, down, delly.
She longed to change her name.
Ding, down, delly.
With Cupid— silly thing !— She played till he took wing, For Nelly wears the ring — Bravo, Nelly !
Digiti zed by Google NANCY DOWNING. 96 NANCY DOWNING.
Ever frowning, ever frowning, how dark the world would he, If, my little Nancy Downing, Every maiden frowned like thee.
What's the use of su...nshine, Nancy, And the warhlers of the spring, If they do not stir our fancy.
And inspire our lips to sing ?
Hark ! the primrose lanes are ringing With the little children, now ; And the honny hirds are singing, Joyous, on the budding bough.
Come, my little Nancy Downing, Let me win one smile from thee^ No ? Then, if you will be frowning, Prithee, do not frown on me.
Digiti zed by Google 96 POEMS.
THE BIVALS.
Young Peggy and Nancy; so loving were they, That ever together the maidens would stray ; If one went a milking the other must go, And none dreamt their love a whit colder would grow.
What to read after Ballads And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Capern to read onlineMoreLess
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