Barnabae Itinerarium : Or, Barnabee's Journal
Barnabae Itinerarium : Or, Barnabee's Journal
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fecit focum Xectnm^ xlereligui locunu Veni Meredin, meri-di^ ^bi longae Tessas viae, 'Hospitem in genu cepi, 3Et ulteriiisfurtimTepi*; Cum qua propinando mansi, iDonec sponsam sponsom sensi.
^ Cautibus, aH>oribii8> dnaiis, frondentibus herb^ Xredtiikecclesiam valUs opima tnam.
d"byGooQle'2^ Mamabee^s Jov/muTL Bl sSeoond patt.
Thence to Lichfield* weilt 1 right «i|p Where I chanted to invite one, /A curmudgeon rich but^iastj.
To a supper of a pa^y-; .Having sipp'd, and supp'd^ and ende{|| What I... wspent «ke ^miser >lended.
'Thence to .Colesill, to a shamble Ijike an old fox did I ambl^.
To a cellar, troth Tie tell ye, Fusty, musty, headlong -fell I^- Sut the butcher having made-.a Th' fire hie bed, no juoie J &taid-a« Thence at Meredin appeare I, Where growne-surfootand sore wearj, jI repos'd, where I chuckt Uone-a, Telt her jpulse^ would further gone-'a-r There we drunk, and "no guedt crost us, T'ill I todce the boast far th'^'hostesse* "* Inclosed with clifis, trees^ sdenes, artichdke^ 'Tht fi:uitfiiU /^e up to thy temple lookea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fecit focum Xectnm^ xlereligui locunu Veni Meredin, meri-di^ ^bi longae Tessas viae, 'Hospitem in genu cepi, 3Et ulteriiisfurtimTepi*; Cum qua propinando mansi, iDonec sponsam sponsom sensi.
^ Cautibus, aH>oribii8> dnaiis, frondentibus herb^ Xredtiikecclesiam valUs opima tnam.
d"byGooQle'2^ Mamabee^s Jov/muTL Bl sSeoond patt.
Thence to Lichfield* weilt 1 right «i|p Where I chanted to invite one, /A curmudgeon rich but^iastj.
To a supper of a pa^y-; .Having sipp'd, and supp'd^ and ende{|| What I... wspent «ke ^miser >lended.
'Thence to .Colesill, to a shamble Ijike an old fox did I ambl^.
To a cellar, troth Tie tell ye, Fusty, musty, headlong -fell I^- Sut the butcher having made-.a Th' fire hie bed, no juoie J &taid-a« Thence at Meredin appeare I, Where growne-surfootand sore wearj, jI repos'd, where I chuckt Uone-a, Telt her jpulse^ would further gone-'a-r There we drunk, and "no guedt crost us, T'ill I todce the boast far th'^'hostesse* "* Inclosed with clifis, trees^ sdenes, artichdke^ 'Tht fi:uitfiiU /^e up to thy temple lookea.
What to read after Barnabae Itinerarium : Or, Barnabee's Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Haslewood to read onlineMoreLess
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