Lays of Past Days
Lays of Past Days
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Is't true, though, as the gipsies say.
He holds the warrant?" " True enough.
" Well, touching of thy letter, Bob, I loVd thee, and I love thee now In spite of this same desperate job, A friend's a friend, lad, any how.
Here's thirty shillings, would 'twere more.
Off with thee, at thy quickest pace ; Keep clear of drink, and this small store May pay thy way to some safe place." " Ned, thou'rt a trump, a heart of gold, I sa/t, and said so all along, Though thou hast lately look'd so cold.
Well, t...hee was right, and I was wrong : But that's past praying for. 'Tis worth The money, ay, ten times as much, To think that I have still on earth One friend who feels and acts as such." 80 THS POACHER.
" Well, there's my hand. Bob. I would add My blessing — but it don't come pat.
Would thou hadst ta'en my counsel, lad !
But 'tis too late to think of that.
Eepent thee, think there's mercy yet, At least in heaven, though here below, God help thee ! thou art sore beset.
But come, time waxes, prithee go." " Tut, never fright thyself for me ; I would not, Ned, add blood to blood, But self-defence is man's best plea, And this old barrel's true and good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is't true, though, as the gipsies say.
He holds the warrant?" " True enough.
" Well, touching of thy letter, Bob, I loVd thee, and I love thee now In spite of this same desperate job, A friend's a friend, lad, any how.
Here's thirty shillings, would 'twere more.
Off with thee, at thy quickest pace ; Keep clear of drink, and this small store May pay thy way to some safe place." " Ned, thou'rt a trump, a heart of gold, I sa/t, and said so all along, Though thou hast lately look'd so cold.
Well, t...hee was right, and I was wrong : But that's past praying for. 'Tis worth The money, ay, ten times as much, To think that I have still on earth One friend who feels and acts as such." 80 THS POACHER.
" Well, there's my hand. Bob. I would add My blessing — but it don't come pat.
Would thou hadst ta'en my counsel, lad !
But 'tis too late to think of that.
Eepent thee, think there's mercy yet, At least in heaven, though here below, God help thee ! thou art sore beset.
But come, time waxes, prithee go." " Tut, never fright thyself for me ; I would not, Ned, add blood to blood, But self-defence is man's best plea, And this old barrel's true and good.
What to read after Lays of Past Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes John to read onlineMoreLess
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