Fun And Nonsense
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" [Illustration: A Rising Doctor] THE SAILOR BOLD Pilot Von Pretzel's a crusty old salt Who wears a rich shade of tan; Which he did not acquire at sea, by the way, But in a warm baking-pan.
[Illustration: The Sailor Bold] OVERHEARD IN THE CORN-FIELD Said young Mr. Pumpkin, To old Mr. Squash, "Do you think Mr. Corn overhears What we say when we talk Of his self-conscious stalk, And his moving Miss Melon to tears?" "I cannot decide, " Mr. Squash then replied, "But I've had my suspicions for years...; Because he's so tall He can lean over all; Then look at the size of his ears. " [Illustration: Overheard in the Corn-field] TWINS "There go the Scissor twins. Cutting as ever. Some think them sharp. But few think them clever. " [Illustration: Twins] A SHARP LOVER "I dread you much, my little miss, You're such a dainty thing, I fear although quite sharp myself, You've got me on the string. " [Illustration: A Sharp Lover] THE GREEDY LITTLE PITCHERS "Now, my pretty little dears, Little Pitchers have big ears; But never let me hear it said That your mouths are big instead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" [Illustration: A Rising Doctor] THE SAILOR BOLD Pilot Von Pretzel's a crusty old salt Who wears a rich shade of tan; Which he did not acquire at sea, by the way, But in a warm baking-pan.
[Illustration: The Sailor Bold] OVERHEARD IN THE CORN-FIELD Said young Mr. Pumpkin, To old Mr. Squash, "Do you think Mr. Corn overhears What we say when we talk Of his self-conscious stalk, And his moving Miss Melon to tears?" "I cannot decide, " Mr. Squash then replied, "But I've had my suspicions for years...; Because he's so tall He can lean over all; Then look at the size of his ears. " [Illustration: Overheard in the Corn-field] TWINS "There go the Scissor twins. Cutting as ever. Some think them sharp. But few think them clever. " [Illustration: Twins] A SHARP LOVER "I dread you much, my little miss, You're such a dainty thing, I fear although quite sharp myself, You've got me on the string. " [Illustration: A Sharp Lover] THE GREEDY LITTLE PITCHERS "Now, my pretty little dears, Little Pitchers have big ears; But never let me hear it said That your mouths are big instead.
What to read after Fun And Nonsense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonte Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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