Poems Chiefly Comic And Hudibrastic Containing Burlesque Translations Dramati
Poems Chiefly Comic And Hudibrastic Containing Burlesque Translations Dramati
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) 'Tis hush-a-bye baby my dear, And hush-a-bye baby my love, No rawbones shall ever come near, No kite run away with my love.
And oh she's her mother's delight, And oh she's her nurse's own pet ; Hobgobliijs shall never aflfright. My sweet-one they never shall get.
Then hush-a-bye, &c.
The next scene now, a boarding school discloses, And Miss, ia many situations shows us ; She must have braces, toprcvent round shoulders, To keep her head up, and attract beholders. How great her grief, when put ...up in a comer, With foolscap on, for little fools to scorn her ; woman's seven ages. 77 That's soon forgot, when breaking-up is near, When a plumcake, or birth^day brings good cheer; Then o'er the play-ground, how she trips so gay, And with a skipping-rope, drives care away ; fi But lack-a-day ! her primmer she must get, ' And thus begins to learn her alphabet.
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u An angel was A, and with B beauty's 6ait, " While C was a courtier, who constantly came, " But D was a , with E an estate, " As/antastic as F, and as/ond of/alse/ame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) 'Tis hush-a-bye baby my dear, And hush-a-bye baby my love, No rawbones shall ever come near, No kite run away with my love.
And oh she's her mother's delight, And oh she's her nurse's own pet ; Hobgobliijs shall never aflfright. My sweet-one they never shall get.
Then hush-a-bye, &c.
The next scene now, a boarding school discloses, And Miss, ia many situations shows us ; She must have braces, toprcvent round shoulders, To keep her head up, and attract beholders. How great her grief, when put ...up in a comer, With foolscap on, for little fools to scorn her ; woman's seven ages. 77 That's soon forgot, when breaking-up is near, When a plumcake, or birth^day brings good cheer; Then o'er the play-ground, how she trips so gay, And with a skipping-rope, drives care away ; fi But lack-a-day ! her primmer she must get, ' And thus begins to learn her alphabet.
"SONG.
u An angel was A, and with B beauty's 6ait, " While C was a courtier, who constantly came, " But D was a , with E an estate, " As/antastic as F, and as/ond of/alse/ame.
What to read after Poems Chiefly Comic And Hudibrastic Containing Burlesque Translations Dramati?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walley Chamberlain Oulton to read onlineMoreLess
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