My First Picture book
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They prate and prattle pleasantly While riding on the way, To those their wicked uncle hired, These lovely babes to slay: [Illustration: Babes and Ruffians on horse-back. ] So that the pretty speech they had, Made the ruffians' heart relent;And they that took the deed to do, Full sorely did repent.
Yet one of them, more hard of heart, Did vow to do his charge, Because the wretch that hired him Had paid him very large.
The other would not agree thereto, So here they fell at strife;With one anoth...er they did fight, About the children's life: And he that was of milder mood, Did slay the other there, Within an unfrequented wood; The babes did quake for fear!
[Illustration: Ruffian being killed. ] He took the children by the hand, While they for bread complain:"Stay here, " said he, "I'll bring ye bread, When I do come again. " These pretty babes, with hand in hand, Went wandering up and down;But never more they saw the man, Approaching from the town: [Illustration: Babes wandering. ] Thus wander'd these two pretty dears, Till death did end their grief;In one another's arms they died, Poor babes, past all relief: No burial these innocents Of any man receives, But robin red-breast lovingly Did cover them with leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They prate and prattle pleasantly While riding on the way, To those their wicked uncle hired, These lovely babes to slay: [Illustration: Babes and Ruffians on horse-back. ] So that the pretty speech they had, Made the ruffians' heart relent;And they that took the deed to do, Full sorely did repent.
Yet one of them, more hard of heart, Did vow to do his charge, Because the wretch that hired him Had paid him very large.
The other would not agree thereto, So here they fell at strife;With one anoth...er they did fight, About the children's life: And he that was of milder mood, Did slay the other there, Within an unfrequented wood; The babes did quake for fear!
[Illustration: Ruffian being killed. ] He took the children by the hand, While they for bread complain:"Stay here, " said he, "I'll bring ye bread, When I do come again. " These pretty babes, with hand in hand, Went wandering up and down;But never more they saw the man, Approaching from the town: [Illustration: Babes wandering. ] Thus wander'd these two pretty dears, Till death did end their grief;In one another's arms they died, Poor babes, past all relief: No burial these innocents Of any man receives, But robin red-breast lovingly Did cover them with leaves.
What to read after My First Picture book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kronheim Joseph Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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