Musings of Leisure Hours
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Like one amazed, I stood and gazed at this unwelcome sight (I felt some queer, you may be sure, as truly well I might) ; ' Tell me, ' I cried, ' what brings that low-bred, sponging fellow here, To eat up all the victuals and to drink up all the beer ? ' Upspoke false Molly Luke, ' What right have you to interfere ? Too long already j^?^ have come to court for bread and beer ; Then let me tell you, once for all, Pve found another beau, So you had better take the hint, and homeward quickly go. ' ...' You surely don't mean this ? ' I cried. She answered, ' Yes, I do. ' ' Then, Molly Luke, false female, you have broke my heart in two. ' Quite overcome with sorrow, I sat down beside the table, And then began to eat and drink as hard as I was able.
I cleared the plates, then lit my pipe to have a quiet smoke, When, hark ! a sound of feet without the solemn silence broke. ' It is the missus, ' Molly cried, her visage pale with fear ; ' Go, hide at once, or I am lost, if she should find you here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like one amazed, I stood and gazed at this unwelcome sight (I felt some queer, you may be sure, as truly well I might) ; ' Tell me, ' I cried, ' what brings that low-bred, sponging fellow here, To eat up all the victuals and to drink up all the beer ? ' Upspoke false Molly Luke, ' What right have you to interfere ? Too long already j^?^ have come to court for bread and beer ; Then let me tell you, once for all, Pve found another beau, So you had better take the hint, and homeward quickly go. ' ...' You surely don't mean this ? ' I cried. She answered, ' Yes, I do. ' ' Then, Molly Luke, false female, you have broke my heart in two. ' Quite overcome with sorrow, I sat down beside the table, And then began to eat and drink as hard as I was able.
I cleared the plates, then lit my pipe to have a quiet smoke, When, hark ! a sound of feet without the solemn silence broke. ' It is the missus, ' Molly cried, her visage pale with fear ; ' Go, hide at once, or I am lost, if she should find you here.
What to read after Musings of Leisure Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Tasker to read onlineMoreLess
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