Folk-Lore And Legends: English
Folk-Lore And Legends: English
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A man's wife of Gotham had a child, and the ' father bid the gossips, which were children of eight or ten years of age. The eldest child's name, who was to be godfather, was called Gilbert, the S9cond child's name was Humphrey, and the god- mother's name was ChristabeL The friends of all of them did admonish them, saying, that divers of times they must say after the priest. When they were all come to the church -door, the priest said — " Be you all agreed of the name 1 " "Be you all," said Gilb...ert, "agreed of the name?" The priest then said — " Wherefore do you come hither ? " Gilbert said, " Wherefore do you come hither 1 " Humphrey said, ** Wherefore do you come hither ? " MERRY TALES OF THE WISE MEN OF GOTHAM. 53 And Christabel said, "Wherefore do you come hither 1" The priest being amazed, he could not tell what to say, but whistled and said " Whew ! " Gilbert whistled and said " Whew ! " Humphrey whistled and said " Whew ! " and so did Christabel.
The priest being angry, said — " Go home, fools, go home !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man's wife of Gotham had a child, and the ' father bid the gossips, which were children of eight or ten years of age. The eldest child's name, who was to be godfather, was called Gilbert, the S9cond child's name was Humphrey, and the god- mother's name was ChristabeL The friends of all of them did admonish them, saying, that divers of times they must say after the priest. When they were all come to the church -door, the priest said — " Be you all agreed of the name 1 " "Be you all," said Gilb...ert, "agreed of the name?" The priest then said — " Wherefore do you come hither ? " Gilbert said, " Wherefore do you come hither 1 " Humphrey said, ** Wherefore do you come hither ? " MERRY TALES OF THE WISE MEN OF GOTHAM. 53 And Christabel said, "Wherefore do you come hither 1" The priest being amazed, he could not tell what to say, but whistled and said " Whew ! " Gilbert whistled and said " Whew ! " Humphrey whistled and said " Whew ! " and so did Christabel.
The priest being angry, said — " Go home, fools, go home !
What to read after Folk-Lore And Legends: English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Tibbits to read onlineMoreLess
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