Poetical Sketches of Scarborough in 1813 Illustrated By Twenty One Plates of Hu
Poetical Sketches of Scarborough in 1813 Illustrated By Twenty One Plates of Hu
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They made short way — but still the colt Would stand, as stupid as a dolt; At length, stock-still, it seem'd to say — "Not one step more I'll stir to-day;" And yet, with gentleness, they strove To make the senseless creature move. A gentleman, who chanced to pass, Exclaim'd — " A very pretty ass ! " 'Tis gentle, sure — I have a boy — "A child — I've promised him a toy; "And (to a stander-by he said) "It has a very pretty head — " I wonder if the lads will sell ?
"The donkey would do thrice as w...ell, "And on the lawn 'twould range and feed, "It is a pretty ass — indeed. " "Oh, since we cannot make it stir, " The boys exclaim'd— "We'll sell her. Sir. " With inward pleasure now he smil'd, To think how well 'twould please his child.
THB DRIVE. 119 He paid the price ; and lads, he said, Gro, buy another in it's stead : The boys obey'd the glad command, And placed the halter in his hand.
Quickly increased the gaping crowd. The stifled laugh became more loud ; The chapman view'd his purchased steed, " A very pretty ass indeed \" — " — A very pretty ass!" — he found As quick re-echoed all around : Amazed, he look'd about to see What caus'd such grinning jollity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They made short way — but still the colt Would stand, as stupid as a dolt; At length, stock-still, it seem'd to say — "Not one step more I'll stir to-day;" And yet, with gentleness, they strove To make the senseless creature move. A gentleman, who chanced to pass, Exclaim'd — " A very pretty ass ! " 'Tis gentle, sure — I have a boy — "A child — I've promised him a toy; "And (to a stander-by he said) "It has a very pretty head — " I wonder if the lads will sell ?
"The donkey would do thrice as w...ell, "And on the lawn 'twould range and feed, "It is a pretty ass — indeed. " "Oh, since we cannot make it stir, " The boys exclaim'd— "We'll sell her. Sir. " With inward pleasure now he smil'd, To think how well 'twould please his child.
THB DRIVE. 119 He paid the price ; and lads, he said, Gro, buy another in it's stead : The boys obey'd the glad command, And placed the halter in his hand.
Quickly increased the gaping crowd. The stifled laugh became more loud ; The chapman view'd his purchased steed, " A very pretty ass indeed \" — " — A very pretty ass!" — he found As quick re-echoed all around : Amazed, he look'd about to see What caus'd such grinning jollity.
What to read after Poetical Sketches of Scarborough in 1813 Illustrated By Twenty One Plates of Hu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Buonarotti Papworth to read onlineMoreLess
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