More Peers : Verses
More Peers : Verses
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Lord Hippo Lord Hippo suffered fearful loss [Illustration] By putting money on a horseWhich he believed, if it were pressed, Would run far faster than the rest:For someone who was in the know [Illustration] Had confidently told him so.
But [Illustration] on the morning of the raceIt only took [Illustration] the _seventh_ place!
[Illustration] Picture the Viscount's great surprise!He scarcely could believe his eyes!He sought the Individual whoHad laid him odds at 9 to 2, Suggesting as a useful t...ipThat they should enter PartnershipAnd put to joint account the debtArising from his foolish bet.
[Illustration] But when the Bookie--oh! my word, I only wish you could have heardThe way he roared he did not think, And hoped that they might strike him pink!Lord Hippo simply turned and ranFrom this infuriated man. Despairing, maddened and distraughtHe utterly collapsed and soughtHis sire, [Illustration] the Earl of Potamus, And brokenly addressed him thus:"Dread Sire--to-day--at Ascot--I ... "His genial parent made reply:Come!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Hippo Lord Hippo suffered fearful loss [Illustration] By putting money on a horseWhich he believed, if it were pressed, Would run far faster than the rest:For someone who was in the know [Illustration] Had confidently told him so.
But [Illustration] on the morning of the raceIt only took [Illustration] the _seventh_ place!
[Illustration] Picture the Viscount's great surprise!He scarcely could believe his eyes!He sought the Individual whoHad laid him odds at 9 to 2, Suggesting as a useful t...ipThat they should enter PartnershipAnd put to joint account the debtArising from his foolish bet.
[Illustration] But when the Bookie--oh! my word, I only wish you could have heardThe way he roared he did not think, And hoped that they might strike him pink!Lord Hippo simply turned and ranFrom this infuriated man. Despairing, maddened and distraughtHe utterly collapsed and soughtHis sire, [Illustration] the Earl of Potamus, And brokenly addressed him thus:"Dread Sire--to-day--at Ascot--I ... "His genial parent made reply:Come!
What to read after More Peers : Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belloc Hilaire to read onlineMoreLess
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