Chap Books And Folk Lore Tracts volume 3
Chap Books And Folk Lore Tracts volume 3
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The Second Part of Mother Bunch who lived at Bonny Venter in the West, Upon a time Mother Bunch, being bidden to a wedding, where a great many young men and maids were met together, they knowing she was a very old woman had a great desire to drink with her and to have some civil discourse, she coming to them said one young man unto her, Mother Bunch, we know that you are a woman that hath judgment in many things; pray will you tell me my fortune ? Why dost thou think that I can tell fortunes, n...o I can tell no fortunes, but I can tell thee that thou wilt never be true to one woman thou blinks so much on one eye, therefore hold dov/n thy tongue. Ay, but Mother Bunch, saith another, what think you of me. Of thee, why I tell thee thou may come to marry a lady, if thou can but lay a great wager with her, three to one; and if she do but lay with thee, thou wilt be very likely to win, for thou hast mettle in thee ; but have a care she win not the odds of thee, for if she do then thou art clean gone; so farewel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Second Part of Mother Bunch who lived at Bonny Venter in the West, Upon a time Mother Bunch, being bidden to a wedding, where a great many young men and maids were met together, they knowing she was a very old woman had a great desire to drink with her and to have some civil discourse, she coming to them said one young man unto her, Mother Bunch, we know that you are a woman that hath judgment in many things; pray will you tell me my fortune ? Why dost thou think that I can tell fortunes, n...o I can tell no fortunes, but I can tell thee that thou wilt never be true to one woman thou blinks so much on one eye, therefore hold dov/n thy tongue. Ay, but Mother Bunch, saith another, what think you of me. Of thee, why I tell thee thou may come to marry a lady, if thou can but lay a great wager with her, three to one; and if she do but lay with thee, thou wilt be very likely to win, for thou hast mettle in thee ; but have a care she win not the odds of thee, for if she do then thou art clean gone; so farewel.
What to read after Chap Books And Folk Lore Tracts volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Villon Society to read onlineMoreLess
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