One Hundred Fables, Original And Selected. Embellished With Two Hundered And Eighty Engravings On Wood
One Hundred Fables, Original And Selected. Embellished With Two Hundered And Eighty Engravings On Wood
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— 'twas rare to behold.
So lovely a mixture of purple and gold.
The Ant, quite amaz'd at a figure so gay, Bow'd low with respect, and was trudging away s *Stop, friend,' says the Butterfly, ^ don't be surpris'd, ^ I once was the reptile you spum'd and despis'd; ^ But now I can. mount, — in the sun-beams I play, [way.' *'\Yhile you must forever drudge on in your yGoogk I THE GLOW-WORM.
Glow-worm well knowing that he was admired for his extraordi- nary splendour^ whenever he made his appearance o...n a dark evenings ^ grew exceedingly proud and conceited upon the notice that was taken of him; and could not rest contented in his humble retreat, in a hedge among the insects his neighbours, but burnt with inward fire to come forward and display himself in bright day-light, to a gazing crowd of admirers more discerning and more yGoogk J33 numerous than in the gloom of night; and accordingly having placed himself in a most conspicuous situation, he had the mortification of being informed^ that his beauties were not of so sterling a quality as to bear a close inspection, for thus exposed in sunshine he appeared to be a mere grub.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 'twas rare to behold.
So lovely a mixture of purple and gold.
The Ant, quite amaz'd at a figure so gay, Bow'd low with respect, and was trudging away s *Stop, friend,' says the Butterfly, ^ don't be surpris'd, ^ I once was the reptile you spum'd and despis'd; ^ But now I can. mount, — in the sun-beams I play, [way.' *'\Yhile you must forever drudge on in your yGoogk I THE GLOW-WORM.
Glow-worm well knowing that he was admired for his extraordi- nary splendour^ whenever he made his appearance o...n a dark evenings ^ grew exceedingly proud and conceited upon the notice that was taken of him; and could not rest contented in his humble retreat, in a hedge among the insects his neighbours, but burnt with inward fire to come forward and display himself in bright day-light, to a gazing crowd of admirers more discerning and more yGoogk J33 numerous than in the gloom of night; and accordingly having placed himself in a most conspicuous situation, he had the mortification of being informed^ that his beauties were not of so sterling a quality as to bear a close inspection, for thus exposed in sunshine he appeared to be a mere grub.
What to read after One Hundred Fables, Original And Selected. Embellished With Two Hundered And Eighty Engravings On Wood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Northcote to read onlineMoreLess
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