Character Sketches in Rhyme And Other Verses
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me, " wept he, (Poor Whangeree!) As he shuddered his tail in the cocoa-tree. Now it happened to pass that the Whangeree Was caught in his doleful reverie, And taken off in a mighty boat And dressed in pants and a velvet coat, To dance in the streets of a sea-port town 66 And catch the pennies that pattered down. He brooded and pined for the brown-eyed maid He left in the far-away Congo glade. "Chick-a-chee!" sobbed he, (Drear Whangeree!) "Oh! I wish I were back in the cocoa-tree. " But maidens ...are false and fickle, too, And so was this heartless Whangeroo ; "I m sorry, " she said, u he has gone away; He was very amusing, I m free to say; Yet now that he s gone he is not, I see, The only monk in the cocoa-tree! There s another Whangeree stout and hale, And I ll make HIM sigh and twist his tail! "Tee! hee!" laughed she, "Poor Whangeree I" As she braided her tail in the cocoa-tree. 67 II THE CHEMICAL CAT. There s a chemical shop way down in the gloom Of a street on the Flat, in a little back-room, Where a crusty old Chemist keeps working away With his gases and acids the whole of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
me, " wept he, (Poor Whangeree!) As he shuddered his tail in the cocoa-tree. Now it happened to pass that the Whangeree Was caught in his doleful reverie, And taken off in a mighty boat And dressed in pants and a velvet coat, To dance in the streets of a sea-port town 66 And catch the pennies that pattered down. He brooded and pined for the brown-eyed maid He left in the far-away Congo glade. "Chick-a-chee!" sobbed he, (Drear Whangeree!) "Oh! I wish I were back in the cocoa-tree. " But maidens ...are false and fickle, too, And so was this heartless Whangeroo ; "I m sorry, " she said, u he has gone away; He was very amusing, I m free to say; Yet now that he s gone he is not, I see, The only monk in the cocoa-tree! There s another Whangeree stout and hale, And I ll make HIM sigh and twist his tail! "Tee! hee!" laughed she, "Poor Whangeree I" As she braided her tail in the cocoa-tree. 67 II THE CHEMICAL CAT. There s a chemical shop way down in the gloom Of a street on the Flat, in a little back-room, Where a crusty old Chemist keeps working away With his gases and acids the whole of the day.
What to read after Character Sketches in Rhyme And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Anthony Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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