Old Horse Gray, And the Parish of Grumbleton
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Thus had the deacons' duel sped, With clanging tongues, till each had said.
Thrice over, all he had to say.
In favor and against old Gray, With other things mixed in and out.
Zigzag, criss-cross, and round about ; And in the end each mail-clad man Stood where, at first, the fight began.
Though Titus, in his dreams that night.
Felt like a dunghill put to flight ; And Goodale woke, next morn, to scan Himself the game-cock of a clan.
With half the parish cheering o'er His victory of the day before....
And the other half half-stupefied 40 OLD HORSE GRAY.
To tliink that Titus was defied ; While all were in profound amaze, That Goodale had the pluck to raise His spurs against Titus in a figlit, And put the golden cock to flight.
Such honors, thrust upon him then, Have turned the heads of youno;er men ; But he was old, with higher aim, TJtat trembled at the gift of fame.
THE SITUATION.
A SWAMP-MIST, like a curtain, hung O'er Grumbleton, and every tongue Was clanging, like a fog-bell, loud.
To guide the wanderers in the cloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus had the deacons' duel sped, With clanging tongues, till each had said.
Thrice over, all he had to say.
In favor and against old Gray, With other things mixed in and out.
Zigzag, criss-cross, and round about ; And in the end each mail-clad man Stood where, at first, the fight began.
Though Titus, in his dreams that night.
Felt like a dunghill put to flight ; And Goodale woke, next morn, to scan Himself the game-cock of a clan.
With half the parish cheering o'er His victory of the day before....
And the other half half-stupefied 40 OLD HORSE GRAY.
To tliink that Titus was defied ; While all were in profound amaze, That Goodale had the pluck to raise His spurs against Titus in a figlit, And put the golden cock to flight.
Such honors, thrust upon him then, Have turned the heads of youno;er men ; But he was old, with higher aim, TJtat trembled at the gift of fame.
THE SITUATION.
A SWAMP-MIST, like a curtain, hung O'er Grumbleton, and every tongue Was clanging, like a fog-bell, loud.
To guide the wanderers in the cloud.
What to read after Old Horse Gray, And the Parish of Grumbleton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hopper, Edward, 1816-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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