Fifty Bab Ballads Much Sound And Little Sense
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Weary at heart and extremely illWas PALEY VOLLAIRE of Bromptonville, In a dirty lodging, with fever down, Close to the Polygon, Somers Town.
PALEY VOLLAIRE was an only son(For why? His mother had had but one), And PALEY inherited gold and groundsWorth several hundred thousand pounds.
But he, like many a rich young man, Through this magnificent fortune ran, And nothing was left for his daily needsBut duplicate copies of mortgage-deeds.
Shabby and sorry and sorely sick, He slept, and dreamt that ...the clock's "tick, tick, "Was one of the Fates, with a long sharp knife, Snicking off bits of his shortened life.
He woke and counted the pips on the walls, The outdoor passengers' loud footfalls, And reckoned all over, and reckoned again, The little white tufts on his counterpane.
A medical man to his bedside came. (I can't remember that doctor's name), And said, "You'll die in a very short whileIf you don't set sail for Madeira's isle. " "Go to Madeira? goodness me!I haven't the money to pay your fee!""Then, PALEY VOLLAIRE, " said the leech, "good bye;I'll come no more, for your're sure to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weary at heart and extremely illWas PALEY VOLLAIRE of Bromptonville, In a dirty lodging, with fever down, Close to the Polygon, Somers Town.
PALEY VOLLAIRE was an only son(For why? His mother had had but one), And PALEY inherited gold and groundsWorth several hundred thousand pounds.
But he, like many a rich young man, Through this magnificent fortune ran, And nothing was left for his daily needsBut duplicate copies of mortgage-deeds.
Shabby and sorry and sorely sick, He slept, and dreamt that ...the clock's "tick, tick, "Was one of the Fates, with a long sharp knife, Snicking off bits of his shortened life.
He woke and counted the pips on the walls, The outdoor passengers' loud footfalls, And reckoned all over, and reckoned again, The little white tufts on his counterpane.
A medical man to his bedside came. (I can't remember that doctor's name), And said, "You'll die in a very short whileIf you don't set sail for Madeira's isle. " "Go to Madeira? goodness me!I haven't the money to pay your fee!""Then, PALEY VOLLAIRE, " said the leech, "good bye;I'll come no more, for your're sure to die.
What to read after Fifty Bab Ballads Much Sound And Little Sense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert William Schwenck to read onlineMoreLess
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