Hodge His Wife And His Two Boys
Hodge His Wife And His Two Boys
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When in anger he roar'd> and he stamp VI and he cried. A 6 10 He rail'd at his father, his mother, and master, And the louder he roar d' as his brother rode faster.
When the master, to curb his impetuous will, On his head put the fool's-cap, and made him sit still.
Thus sneer'd at, and laugh'd at, he sat on the stool, Some pitied poor TOM, others calFd him Tom Fool, 11 The good Boy at Plough.
With the lark in the morning SAM rises with glee, ?Sot more happy the lark at its rising than he.
12 Wh...en he follows the plough on the sun-parched heath, He hears the herds low in the rallies beneath.
Or when seated at meal-times beneath an elm tree.
No great ones he envies, though richer than he.
On their soft beds of down, if they can, let them rest; He thinks that the life of a farmer is best.
13 The naughty Boy Bird's-nesting.
But nothing could conquer TOM'S passion for play ; He was readv for mischief tt bv night or by dav.
A 7 14 Whate'er his companions proposal he ernbrac'd, Though sure in the end to be fiogg'd and disgrac'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When in anger he roar'd> and he stamp VI and he cried. A 6 10 He rail'd at his father, his mother, and master, And the louder he roar d' as his brother rode faster.
When the master, to curb his impetuous will, On his head put the fool's-cap, and made him sit still.
Thus sneer'd at, and laugh'd at, he sat on the stool, Some pitied poor TOM, others calFd him Tom Fool, 11 The good Boy at Plough.
With the lark in the morning SAM rises with glee, ?Sot more happy the lark at its rising than he.
12 Wh...en he follows the plough on the sun-parched heath, He hears the herds low in the rallies beneath.
Or when seated at meal-times beneath an elm tree.
No great ones he envies, though richer than he.
On their soft beds of down, if they can, let them rest; He thinks that the life of a farmer is best.
13 The naughty Boy Bird's-nesting.
But nothing could conquer TOM'S passion for play ; He was readv for mischief tt bv night or by dav.
A 7 14 Whate'er his companions proposal he ernbrac'd, Though sure in the end to be fiogg'd and disgrac'd.
What to read after Hodge His Wife And His Two Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bewick Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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