Notes By An Oxford Chiel
Notes By An Oxford Chiel
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Shall I read you one of these ballads? Here is one called 'The Wandering Burgess, ' which (being forsooth a dumpish ditty) may well suit the ears of us whose eyes are oppressed with so dire a spectacle. PiSC. Read on, good Scholar, and I will bait our hooks the while. [Venator readeth OF THE THREE T'S. 1 5 ^^t Maitirmng ttrg^ss. Our Willie had been sae lang awa* Frae bonnie Oxford toon, The townsfolk they were greeting a' As they went up and doon. He hadna been gane a year, a year, A year but b...arely ten, When word cam unto Oxford toon. Our Willie wad come agen. Willie he stude at Thomas his Gate, And made a lustie din ; And who so blithe as the gate-porter To rise and let him in? ' Now enter Willie, now enter Willie, And look around the place. And see the pain that we have ta'en Thomas his Quad to grace. ' The first look that our Willie cast, He leuch loud laughters three, The neist look that our Willie cast, The tear blindit his e'e. L6 THE VISION Sae square and stark the Tea-chest frowned Athwart the upper air, But when the Trench our Willie saw, He thocht the Tea-chest fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall I read you one of these ballads? Here is one called 'The Wandering Burgess, ' which (being forsooth a dumpish ditty) may well suit the ears of us whose eyes are oppressed with so dire a spectacle. PiSC. Read on, good Scholar, and I will bait our hooks the while. [Venator readeth OF THE THREE T'S. 1 5 ^^t Maitirmng ttrg^ss. Our Willie had been sae lang awa* Frae bonnie Oxford toon, The townsfolk they were greeting a' As they went up and doon. He hadna been gane a year, a year, A year but b...arely ten, When word cam unto Oxford toon. Our Willie wad come agen. Willie he stude at Thomas his Gate, And made a lustie din ; And who so blithe as the gate-porter To rise and let him in? ' Now enter Willie, now enter Willie, And look around the place. And see the pain that we have ta'en Thomas his Quad to grace. ' The first look that our Willie cast, He leuch loud laughters three, The neist look that our Willie cast, The tear blindit his e'e. L6 THE VISION Sae square and stark the Tea-chest frowned Athwart the upper air, But when the Trench our Willie saw, He thocht the Tea-chest fair.
What to read after Notes By An Oxford Chiel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll, Lewis, 1832-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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