English Verse volume 4
English Verse volume 4
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Fos. Bread ! bread ! for the tender mercy, one penny for a loaf of bread ! Rob. I'll buy more blessings : take thou all my store ; I'll keep no coin and see my father poor. Fos. Good angels guard you, sir ! my prayers shall be That Heaven may bless you for this charity. Rob. If he knew me, sure he would not say so : Yet I have comfort, if by any means I get a blessing from my father's hands.
How cheap are good prayers ! a poor penny buys That, by which man up in a minute flies And mounts to hea...ven.
Stephen comes by.
me ! mine uncle sees me. Steph. Now, sir ! what makes you here So near the prison ? Rob. I was going, sir!
To buy meat for a poor bird I have, That sits so sadly in the cage of late, 1 think he'll die for sorrow.
III. — 10 146 WILLIAM ROWLEY.
Steph. So, sir !
Your pity will not quit your pains, I fear me.
I shall find that bird (I think) to be that churlish wretch Your father, that now has taken Shelter here in Ludgate. Go to, sir ! urge me not, You'd best, I have given you warning, fawn not on him, Nor come not near him if you'll have my love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fos. Bread ! bread ! for the tender mercy, one penny for a loaf of bread ! Rob. I'll buy more blessings : take thou all my store ; I'll keep no coin and see my father poor. Fos. Good angels guard you, sir ! my prayers shall be That Heaven may bless you for this charity. Rob. If he knew me, sure he would not say so : Yet I have comfort, if by any means I get a blessing from my father's hands.
How cheap are good prayers ! a poor penny buys That, by which man up in a minute flies And mounts to hea...ven.
Stephen comes by.
me ! mine uncle sees me. Steph. Now, sir ! what makes you here So near the prison ? Rob. I was going, sir!
To buy meat for a poor bird I have, That sits so sadly in the cage of late, 1 think he'll die for sorrow.
III. — 10 146 WILLIAM ROWLEY.
Steph. So, sir !
Your pity will not quit your pains, I fear me.
I shall find that bird (I think) to be that churlish wretch Your father, that now has taken Shelter here in Ludgate. Go to, sir ! urge me not, You'd best, I have given you warning, fawn not on him, Nor come not near him if you'll have my love.
What to read after English Verse volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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