Out And About a Note book of London in War Time
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He don't put no side on in his dress.
For, though he owns castles and palaces and houses, He wears, just like you and me, coats and waistcoats and trousis. * n 72 OUT AND ABOUT The character of the genial Edward in four lines. Could it have been better said ?
Not to know Spring argues yourself unknown. He might have stepped from the covers of Dekker's Gull's Hornbook. He was a child of nature. I can't bring myself to believe that he was born of woman. I believe the fairies must have left him un...der the gooseberry no, under the laurel bush, for he wore the laurel, the myrtle, and the bay as one born to them. He also, on occasion, wore the vine-leaf ; and surely that is now an honour as high as the laurel, since all good fellowship and kindli- ness and conviviality have been sponged from our social life. We have been made dull and hang-dog by law. I wonder what Spring would have said about that law in his unregenerate days Spring, who was " in " thirty- nine times for " D. And D. " He would have written a poem about it, I know : a poem that would have rung through the land, and have brought to camp the numerous army of Boltists, Thresholdists, and Snortists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He don't put no side on in his dress.
For, though he owns castles and palaces and houses, He wears, just like you and me, coats and waistcoats and trousis. * n 72 OUT AND ABOUT The character of the genial Edward in four lines. Could it have been better said ?
Not to know Spring argues yourself unknown. He might have stepped from the covers of Dekker's Gull's Hornbook. He was a child of nature. I can't bring myself to believe that he was born of woman. I believe the fairies must have left him un...der the gooseberry no, under the laurel bush, for he wore the laurel, the myrtle, and the bay as one born to them. He also, on occasion, wore the vine-leaf ; and surely that is now an honour as high as the laurel, since all good fellowship and kindli- ness and conviviality have been sponged from our social life. We have been made dull and hang-dog by law. I wonder what Spring would have said about that law in his unregenerate days Spring, who was " in " thirty- nine times for " D. And D. " He would have written a poem about it, I know : a poem that would have rung through the land, and have brought to camp the numerous army of Boltists, Thresholdists, and Snortists.
What to read after Out And About a Note book of London in War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burke Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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