Poems Addresses And Sermon
Poems Addresses And Sermon
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'o* And grow he did : and on the Range so well he practised up, A " bull " he got, with every shot, and won the Spencer Cup. And when he tried for Sandhurst, he was sure as fate to pass, For wasn't he a member of the Harrow Army Class ? Chorus. — L&li ! Right ! &c.
And now he's in a Regiment a-fighting for the Crown, And soon he'll be a K. C. B. And Major-General Brown. So listen all, both great and small, and may there be some more To rally round to the bugle sound, an...d join the Rifle Corps !
Chorus. — L^{\ ! Right ! &c. April, 1897.
95 To Jack T'VE spun a skein or two of rhyme ■■• For Audrey and for Hugh, Jack. And now they all aver 'tis time To spin a few for you, Jack.
Ah me ! my Muse's heart is chill : I fear she's growing haughty ; Belike she sniffs, as ladies will At lovers over forty !
But tho' the minx is in a huff, I'll risk another trial ; Your bonny face is sweet enough To charm away denial.
Would I could paint you as you stray In happy autumn rambles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— \. T. {i ! Right ! &c.
'o* And grow he did : and on the Range so well he practised up, A " bull " he got, with every shot, and won the Spencer Cup. And when he tried for Sandhurst, he was sure as fate to pass, For wasn't he a member of the Harrow Army Class ? Chorus. — L&li ! Right ! &c.
And now he's in a Regiment a-fighting for the Crown, And soon he'll be a K. C. B. And Major-General Brown. So listen all, both great and small, and may there be some more To rally round to the bugle sound, an...d join the Rifle Corps !
Chorus. — L^{\ ! Right ! &c. April, 1897.
95 To Jack T'VE spun a skein or two of rhyme ■■• For Audrey and for Hugh, Jack. And now they all aver 'tis time To spin a few for you, Jack.
Ah me ! my Muse's heart is chill : I fear she's growing haughty ; Belike she sniffs, as ladies will At lovers over forty !
But tho' the minx is in a huff, I'll risk another trial ; Your bonny face is sweet enough To charm away denial.
Would I could paint you as you stray In happy autumn rambles.
What to read after Poems Addresses And Sermon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Whytehead Howson to read onlineMoreLess
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