Poems
Poems
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It was a jolly mariner Ab ever hove a log ; He wore Mb troosen wide and free. And always ate Mb prog. And blessed Ms eyes, in sailoi^wise, And never sMrked his grog. Up spoke tMs jolly mariner, WMlst walking up and down :— < The briny sea has pickled me, And done me very brown ; But here I goes, in these here do^es, A-cmising in the town 1 * The first of all the curious things That chanced his eye to meet, As this undaunted mariner Went sailing up the street, Was, tripping with a little cane, A dandy all complete! 9* y Google sot THB JOLLT XABmBB. He stopped, — that jollj maimer, — And eyed the stranger well : — * What that maj be,' he said, says he ' Is more than I can tell ; But ne'er before, on sea or shore, Was such a heayy swell I ' He met a lady in her hoops. And thus she heard him luul:— < Now blow me tight ! — bat there 's a nght To manage in a gale I I never saw so small a craft With sach a spread o' sail I * Observe the -craft before and aft,— She 'd make a pretty prize 1 ' And then in that improper way He spoke about his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a jolly mariner Ab ever hove a log ; He wore Mb troosen wide and free. And always ate Mb prog. And blessed Ms eyes, in sailoi^wise, And never sMrked his grog. Up spoke tMs jolly mariner, WMlst walking up and down :— < The briny sea has pickled me, And done me very brown ; But here I goes, in these here do^es, A-cmising in the town 1 * The first of all the curious things That chanced his eye to meet, As this undaunted mariner Went sailing up the street, Was, tripping with a little cane, A dandy all complete! 9* y Google sot THB JOLLT XABmBB. He stopped, — that jollj maimer, — And eyed the stranger well : — * What that maj be,' he said, says he ' Is more than I can tell ; But ne'er before, on sea or shore, Was such a heayy swell I ' He met a lady in her hoops. And thus she heard him luul:— < Now blow me tight ! — bat there 's a nght To manage in a gale I I never saw so small a craft With sach a spread o' sail I * Observe the -craft before and aft,— She 'd make a pretty prize 1 ' And then in that improper way He spoke about his eyes.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Godfrey Saxe to read online
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