Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, And Other Lays
Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, And Other Lays
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Despite what you averred ; For all the earth reveres the worth Of Colonel William Byrd.
' 23 IX THE BUBIAL OP THOMAS WALL.
A most pot-valiant gentleman Was Thomas Wall of Surry, He kept a tun of choicest rum To ward off blues and worry.
He lived a sweet-do-nothing life That scandal styled besotted; But when he came to drink his last, His conscience was unspotted.
E'en as he wrote his testament, He kept elixir handy ; He left no pelf for mourning rings, But much for beer and brandy.
He willed th...at at his obsequies.
Lest drought be apprehended.
Tobacco to a thousand pounds On liquor be expended.
He craved a ghostly ministrant Of humor droll and sunny, Whose sermon should expound the jests That Wall esteemed most funny.
He bade them dance about his grave, And toast his soul at parting; He wished no make-shift tears and groans, "No feign of inner smarting.
24 His ^^tiBtiy* marked the noblest will, That ever was probated.
He left hifl chattels to his wife.
Provided she re-mated.
25 IX THE BUBIAL OF THOMAS WALL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite what you averred ; For all the earth reveres the worth Of Colonel William Byrd.
' 23 IX THE BUBIAL OP THOMAS WALL.
A most pot-valiant gentleman Was Thomas Wall of Surry, He kept a tun of choicest rum To ward off blues and worry.
He lived a sweet-do-nothing life That scandal styled besotted; But when he came to drink his last, His conscience was unspotted.
E'en as he wrote his testament, He kept elixir handy ; He left no pelf for mourning rings, But much for beer and brandy.
He willed th...at at his obsequies.
Lest drought be apprehended.
Tobacco to a thousand pounds On liquor be expended.
He craved a ghostly ministrant Of humor droll and sunny, Whose sermon should expound the jests That Wall esteemed most funny.
He bade them dance about his grave, And toast his soul at parting; He wished no make-shift tears and groans, "No feign of inner smarting.
24 His ^^tiBtiy* marked the noblest will, That ever was probated.
He left hifl chattels to his wife.
Provided she re-mated.
25 IX THE BUBIAL OF THOMAS WALL.
What to read after Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, And Other Lays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Armistead Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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