Jolts And Jingles a book of Poems for Young People
Jolts And Jingles a book of Poems for Young People
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If you said it was warm, she would answer. Oh, no! She couldn't imagine what made you think so, Fit for snow Was the weather she wot : But hint it was cold, she would grant it might be. Yet as warm as a piece of new toast w as she, At breakfast or tea All smoking and hot.
If you started to sing she declared that a riot Ever made her head ache — e'en tho' you could deny it- And so, still and quiet You had to remain : But if you yourself with a lark on the wing Did not care to compete, she was ce...rtain to sing, \nd make the walls ring Again and again.
Like the Miller of Dee, that the song tells us of. Very selfish was she, and nobody did love, Below or above, Save Matilda de Jones ; So the consequence was that nobody she saw For Matilda de Jones cared a single straw, Or listened with awe To her dissonant tones.
JOLTS AND JINGLES. 55 So whatever you do, little boys and girls, Beware of being ill-tempered churls, And disgracing with curls The upper lip : Or else, I'm afraid, like Matilda de Jones, "Wherever you go you'll be greeted with groans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you said it was warm, she would answer. Oh, no! She couldn't imagine what made you think so, Fit for snow Was the weather she wot : But hint it was cold, she would grant it might be. Yet as warm as a piece of new toast w as she, At breakfast or tea All smoking and hot.
If you started to sing she declared that a riot Ever made her head ache — e'en tho' you could deny it- And so, still and quiet You had to remain : But if you yourself with a lark on the wing Did not care to compete, she was ce...rtain to sing, \nd make the walls ring Again and again.
Like the Miller of Dee, that the song tells us of. Very selfish was she, and nobody did love, Below or above, Save Matilda de Jones ; So the consequence was that nobody she saw For Matilda de Jones cared a single straw, Or listened with awe To her dissonant tones.
JOLTS AND JINGLES. 55 So whatever you do, little boys and girls, Beware of being ill-tempered churls, And disgracing with curls The upper lip : Or else, I'm afraid, like Matilda de Jones, "Wherever you go you'll be greeted with groans.
What to read after Jolts And Jingles a book of Poems for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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