Essie a Romance in Rhyme
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Her neck shall not be broken, and she'll have me to thank." The stable door stood open, the horses were champing their hay ; I called out for the groom, Thomas, he came with "Aye, sir, aye.*' I gave my command at once; you should have seen the surprise That came over the face of the fellow ; you should have seen his eyes Grow large with utter amazement. '' Why, Master, you don't tell me so; Mcpherson to his friend 63 Miss Essie rid off on ' Golden Hair ' more than an lionr ago.
She came and bad...e me side-saddle the mare, she said ' 'twas a bet ' That you had made atween you ; that she was afeared to set On such a skittish young creetur as this 'ere 'Golden Hair.' I said all I could to dissuade her ; but, Master, I did not dare To say 'No' to such as Miss Essie; and, beside, I thouo-ht it your will.
I was afeared^ I tell you, and am a fearing still." Tliere was no time for parley. I bade liim saddle '• Jane," Asked which direction they took. '' She went, sir, by hillside lane." I wanted no more, but galloped auay, my heart beatiniT liio-li with fear, Dreading to look, dreading to think, of what might soon appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her neck shall not be broken, and she'll have me to thank." The stable door stood open, the horses were champing their hay ; I called out for the groom, Thomas, he came with "Aye, sir, aye.*' I gave my command at once; you should have seen the surprise That came over the face of the fellow ; you should have seen his eyes Grow large with utter amazement. '' Why, Master, you don't tell me so; Mcpherson to his friend 63 Miss Essie rid off on ' Golden Hair ' more than an lionr ago.
She came and bad...e me side-saddle the mare, she said ' 'twas a bet ' That you had made atween you ; that she was afeared to set On such a skittish young creetur as this 'ere 'Golden Hair.' I said all I could to dissuade her ; but, Master, I did not dare To say 'No' to such as Miss Essie; and, beside, I thouo-ht it your will.
I was afeared^ I tell you, and am a fearing still." Tliere was no time for parley. I bade liim saddle '• Jane," Asked which direction they took. '' She went, sir, by hillside lane." I wanted no more, but galloped auay, my heart beatiniT liio-li with fear, Dreading to look, dreading to think, of what might soon appear.
What to read after Essie a Romance in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Dayton Fessenden to read onlineMoreLess
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