Original Acrostics On Some of the States And Presidents of the United States a
Original Acrostics On Some of the States And Presidents of the United States a
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" Don't you intend to pay It?" said Martin.
" Pay what?" said the young lawyer.
" Why, pay this bill. Did you not promise, on the route downward, that you would defray my expenses at the hotel?" " My dear sir, " said the young gentleman, " I deny every thing, and insist upon proof. " Martin at once saw that he was caught, and eyeing his young friend a moment or two, he said, pleasantly, " You dou't need any counsel from me, young man you don't need any counsel from me. " 32 KOBEET BLACKWELL'S T...HIS fine machine, Before us seen, While we its charms proclaim ; We only know That it can sew, But cannot tell its name.
Still we suppose 'Twas made by those Who understood the art Of forming right, Machin'ry bright, To cheer each loving heart.
'Tis making dimes More prized than rhymes ; Earth with its fame is ringing.
While sitting there, That lady fair About its worth is singing.
ORIGINAL ACROSTICS. 33 ACEOSTIC.
SWEET is the breath of morn when we arise; Unspeakably sweet to look upon So wondrous a work as the lucid skies ; And a creature formed like thee, bright one, No living man can fail to prize.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Don't you intend to pay It?" said Martin.
" Pay what?" said the young lawyer.
" Why, pay this bill. Did you not promise, on the route downward, that you would defray my expenses at the hotel?" " My dear sir, " said the young gentleman, " I deny every thing, and insist upon proof. " Martin at once saw that he was caught, and eyeing his young friend a moment or two, he said, pleasantly, " You dou't need any counsel from me, young man you don't need any counsel from me. " 32 KOBEET BLACKWELL'S T...HIS fine machine, Before us seen, While we its charms proclaim ; We only know That it can sew, But cannot tell its name.
Still we suppose 'Twas made by those Who understood the art Of forming right, Machin'ry bright, To cheer each loving heart.
'Tis making dimes More prized than rhymes ; Earth with its fame is ringing.
While sitting there, That lady fair About its worth is singing.
ORIGINAL ACROSTICS. 33 ACEOSTIC.
SWEET is the breath of morn when we arise; Unspeakably sweet to look upon So wondrous a work as the lucid skies ; And a creature formed like thee, bright one, No living man can fail to prize.
What to read after Original Acrostics On Some of the States And Presidents of the United States a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blackwell to read onlineMoreLess
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