Occasional Verses
Occasional Verses
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When stodged with German, Latin, French, From lessons you are free, Amidst your dolls, your games of play.
Detach one thought for me.
In fact, dear Mildred, ever}'where, "Whate'er, where'er you be. Think of your loving Valentine, And still remember me.
TO THE SAME.
Who plagued her cousin's life out quite, Upon a visit to Fairlight?
Ah, Mildred.
Who fairly ran him out of breath, And very nearly caused his death ?
Why, Mildred.
Who made him crack her many a nut. Into her little mouth to put?
Agai...n, Mildred.
Who wanted every ripe blackberry. And made her lips so purple, very?
Once more, Mildred.
Who made him take her on his back In spite of Uncle Ned or Jack?
Ohl Mildred!
TO THE SAME. 41 Who tried, and couldn't throw her bowl So very straight, poor little soul?
Poor Mildred.
Who said that she could jump a rail, But when she tried it, then turned tail?
Ha! Mildred.
"Who didn't do her lessons well, And scolded was by Mademoiselle?
Encore Mildred. In spite of all your cousin's said, Consider him to-day, Mildred, Your Valentine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When stodged with German, Latin, French, From lessons you are free, Amidst your dolls, your games of play.
Detach one thought for me.
In fact, dear Mildred, ever}'where, "Whate'er, where'er you be. Think of your loving Valentine, And still remember me.
TO THE SAME.
Who plagued her cousin's life out quite, Upon a visit to Fairlight?
Ah, Mildred.
Who fairly ran him out of breath, And very nearly caused his death ?
Why, Mildred.
Who made him crack her many a nut. Into her little mouth to put?
Agai...n, Mildred.
Who wanted every ripe blackberry. And made her lips so purple, very?
Once more, Mildred.
Who made him take her on his back In spite of Uncle Ned or Jack?
Ohl Mildred!
TO THE SAME. 41 Who tried, and couldn't throw her bowl So very straight, poor little soul?
Poor Mildred.
Who said that she could jump a rail, But when she tried it, then turned tail?
Ha! Mildred.
"Who didn't do her lessons well, And scolded was by Mademoiselle?
Encore Mildred. In spite of all your cousin's said, Consider him to-day, Mildred, Your Valentine.
What to read after Occasional Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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