Lays of London Town
Lays of London Town
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And yet this agdd couple Are not on pleasure bent, But travelling toy merchants, On ready sales intent.
A home-made chaise is standing Beside the gutter there, Which holds the stock and fixtures Of the poor, agdd pair. Some sticks of wood, with paper Held by a crooked pin Toy windmills for the children, When business shall begin.
But let them rest a moment This July afternoon, While in their hearts still echoes A snatch of love's old tune.
36 LAYS OF LONDON TOWN A few more miles to travel, And ...they will leave the toys, To rest them where the weary Find everlasting joys.
A MOTOR MISHAP.
BLOCKING the City traffic, Just at the busy time, To cause such an obstruction Is something like a crime.
Filling the air with petrol, Making a whizzing noise ; It quickly brought together, A crowd of jeering boys.
Without a moment's warning, The motor stood quite still, Like an old donkey jibbing, Half-way up Ludgate Hill.
" Get out and walk, " says cabby, " You see the thing won't climb " Push behind, " said a busman, " And charge it overtime !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet this agdd couple Are not on pleasure bent, But travelling toy merchants, On ready sales intent.
A home-made chaise is standing Beside the gutter there, Which holds the stock and fixtures Of the poor, agdd pair. Some sticks of wood, with paper Held by a crooked pin Toy windmills for the children, When business shall begin.
But let them rest a moment This July afternoon, While in their hearts still echoes A snatch of love's old tune.
36 LAYS OF LONDON TOWN A few more miles to travel, And ...they will leave the toys, To rest them where the weary Find everlasting joys.
A MOTOR MISHAP.
BLOCKING the City traffic, Just at the busy time, To cause such an obstruction Is something like a crime.
Filling the air with petrol, Making a whizzing noise ; It quickly brought together, A crowd of jeering boys.
Without a moment's warning, The motor stood quite still, Like an old donkey jibbing, Half-way up Ludgate Hill.
" Get out and walk, " says cabby, " You see the thing won't climb " Push behind, " said a busman, " And charge it overtime !
What to read after Lays of London Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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