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My uncle one day mentioned several arts, Perruques and pickles, Tinware, Tubs and Tarts, But none of these appeared to suit my mind, A surgeon ? Aye. To that I was inclined, 67 Autobiography.
My mind decided now with full intent, To Bath's fair city I my journey bent, Where much I learnt that I've not yet forgot, From Doctor Parry, 'twas my happy lot, On several occasions him to meet, And I assure you 'twas no little treat ; But I was told one morning I must go, What ! on some business, Oh, no,... no ! no, no !
I had not stole a thing, or told a fib, Being early taught such doing were forbid, But it was clear to London I must hie, And not allowed to say alas ! oh lass, good-bye.
To make the matter clear, it is needed, That I should state a fact that had preceded.
The surgeon's daughter I did much admire, I tell you that her name was not Sophia, We, that is she and I, our loves had plighted, Example sad, how youthful hopes are blighted ; If, or if not, walls are possessed of ears, I'll not decide, 'twas clear the surgeon's fears Of an elopement, or some dire disaster, Beyond the remedy of pill or plaster, Had caused his heart to beat with strange emotion, Like the wild billows of the boisterous ocean, About the hour that ghosts no longer walk, I heard some sobs, mixt with an angry talk ; And as I raised to more distinctly hear, The surgeon's footsteps came my chamber near, He soon entered without knock or bow, Which brings me to where I left off just now ; AutobiograpJiy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My uncle one day mentioned several arts, Perruques and pickles, Tinware, Tubs and Tarts, But none of these appeared to suit my mind, A surgeon ? Aye. To that I was inclined, 67 Autobiography.
My mind decided now with full intent, To Bath's fair city I my journey bent, Where much I learnt that I've not yet forgot, From Doctor Parry, 'twas my happy lot, On several occasions him to meet, And I assure you 'twas no little treat ; But I was told one morning I must go, What ! on some business, Oh, no,... no ! no, no !
I had not stole a thing, or told a fib, Being early taught such doing were forbid, But it was clear to London I must hie, And not allowed to say alas ! oh lass, good-bye.
To make the matter clear, it is needed, That I should state a fact that had preceded.
The surgeon's daughter I did much admire, I tell you that her name was not Sophia, We, that is she and I, our loves had plighted, Example sad, how youthful hopes are blighted ; If, or if not, walls are possessed of ears, I'll not decide, 'twas clear the surgeon's fears Of an elopement, or some dire disaster, Beyond the remedy of pill or plaster, Had caused his heart to beat with strange emotion, Like the wild billows of the boisterous ocean, About the hour that ghosts no longer walk, I heard some sobs, mixt with an angry talk ; And as I raised to more distinctly hear, The surgeon's footsteps came my chamber near, He soon entered without knock or bow, Which brings me to where I left off just now ; AutobiograpJiy.
What to read after Original Poems Sentimental Patriotic Humorous And Autobiographic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward H S Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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