Olympian Echoes
Olympian Echoes
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You see, she grew she grew " The Duchess remarkably took him up. " You mean like she did when they sent you down the chimney, Mr. Bill-Lizard. And the moral of that is " Then we all understood.
66 THE DAY OF THE TIGER OF TRIPOLI 1 (After Grg- M-r-d-th. ) I He that has deemed of my verse Merely as flint for the brain ; Who pines for the lore of his nurse, And the soft pap simple and plain, Unto him shall this old world tale * With a lilt more enchantingly come Than to shipwrecked skipper a sail ...With a cargo of rum.
II Now the maid footed fair to the South, Rag tired, and just wasting to ride, 3 For the hot thirst furrowed her mouth ; So she looked all about and she spied Between the sand and the sea The precise thing built to her weight, 1 The metre goes like this : Diddle -dum, diddle-dum, diddle- dum, except when it comes easier to vary it. * " There was a young lady of Niger " etc. J My friend H-nry J-m-s waves me this elegant transatlantic rose.
6?
Which, this between you and me, Verged nigh upon twelve stone eight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, she grew she grew " The Duchess remarkably took him up. " You mean like she did when they sent you down the chimney, Mr. Bill-Lizard. And the moral of that is " Then we all understood.
66 THE DAY OF THE TIGER OF TRIPOLI 1 (After Grg- M-r-d-th. ) I He that has deemed of my verse Merely as flint for the brain ; Who pines for the lore of his nurse, And the soft pap simple and plain, Unto him shall this old world tale * With a lilt more enchantingly come Than to shipwrecked skipper a sail ...With a cargo of rum.
II Now the maid footed fair to the South, Rag tired, and just wasting to ride, 3 For the hot thirst furrowed her mouth ; So she looked all about and she spied Between the sand and the sea The precise thing built to her weight, 1 The metre goes like this : Diddle -dum, diddle-dum, diddle- dum, except when it comes easier to vary it. * " There was a young lady of Niger " etc. J My friend H-nry J-m-s waves me this elegant transatlantic rose.
6?
Which, this between you and me, Verged nigh upon twelve stone eight.
What to read after Olympian Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C D Charles Dealtry Locock to read onlineMoreLess
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