Companion Poets
Companion Poets
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It was the savage butcher then, That made a mock of sin, And swore a very wicked oath, He did not care a pin.
It was the butcher's youngest son, His voice was broke with sighs, And with his pocket-handkerchief He wiped his little eyes ; All young and ignorant was he, But innocent and mild, And, in his soft simplicity, Out spoke the tender child : " father, father, list to me ; The Pig is deadly sick, And men have hung him by his heels, And fed him with a stick. " It was the bloody butcher then,... That laughed as he would die, Yet did he soothe the sorrowing child, And bid him not to cry ; " O Nathan, Nathan, what 's a Pig, That thou shouldst weep and wail ?
Come, bear thce like a butcher's child, And thou shalt have his tail ! " THE SPECTRE PIG. 27 It was the butcher's daughter then, So slender and so fair, That sobbed as if her heart would break, And tore her yellow hair ; And thus she spoke in thrilling tone, Fast fell the tear-drops big ; " Ah ! woe is me ! Alas ! Alas !
The Pig ! The Pig !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the savage butcher then, That made a mock of sin, And swore a very wicked oath, He did not care a pin.
It was the butcher's youngest son, His voice was broke with sighs, And with his pocket-handkerchief He wiped his little eyes ; All young and ignorant was he, But innocent and mild, And, in his soft simplicity, Out spoke the tender child : " father, father, list to me ; The Pig is deadly sick, And men have hung him by his heels, And fed him with a stick. " It was the bloody butcher then,... That laughed as he would die, Yet did he soothe the sorrowing child, And bid him not to cry ; " O Nathan, Nathan, what 's a Pig, That thou shouldst weep and wail ?
Come, bear thce like a butcher's child, And thou shalt have his tail ! " THE SPECTRE PIG. 27 It was the butcher's daughter then, So slender and so fair, That sobbed as if her heart would break, And tore her yellow hair ; And thus she spoke in thrilling tone, Fast fell the tear-drops big ; " Ah ! woe is me ! Alas ! Alas !
The Pig ! The Pig !
What to read after Companion Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Jerome Callan to read onlineMoreLess
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