Sketches in Prose And Verse
Sketches in Prose And Verse
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I'll be best man ! " Who'll tell his Dad ? " I/' said Tom Hare, " And oh ! won't he swear !
I'll tell his Dad!" MY TAILOR.
i. HE is a most mysterious elf, Persuasive, 'cute, and calm, I'm not a stupid man myself, But here I yield the palm ! His measure I can never gauge, With all my craft, in fine, But still this (haber)dashing sage Has often taken mine / ii.
When " trying on" I need not say My mind is on the rack, As in his cool impressive way, He chalks me down the back ! " I understand, " he... mutters, when I've given him the cue, But he chalks me not if, and then He murmurs " That will do ! " 394 SKETCHES IN PROSE AND VERSE. In.
In early youth he loved the sea, Although it made him ill, And so and this seems queer to me He keeps a " cutter " still ! His garments have a rustic air, And nothing closely sits ; I long to fight him then and there, And lick him into fits !
IV.
He's witty ; when a coat I send Too crushed for public use, And ask him what he'd recommend, His answer is " the goose I " He's rude ; for when I face the storm, And brave the icy breeze, Thus needing something stout and warm His sole advice is " Frieze !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll be best man ! " Who'll tell his Dad ? " I/' said Tom Hare, " And oh ! won't he swear !
I'll tell his Dad!" MY TAILOR.
i. HE is a most mysterious elf, Persuasive, 'cute, and calm, I'm not a stupid man myself, But here I yield the palm ! His measure I can never gauge, With all my craft, in fine, But still this (haber)dashing sage Has often taken mine / ii.
When " trying on" I need not say My mind is on the rack, As in his cool impressive way, He chalks me down the back ! " I understand, " he... mutters, when I've given him the cue, But he chalks me not if, and then He murmurs " That will do ! " 394 SKETCHES IN PROSE AND VERSE. In.
In early youth he loved the sea, Although it made him ill, And so and this seems queer to me He keeps a " cutter " still ! His garments have a rustic air, And nothing closely sits ; I long to fight him then and there, And lick him into fits !
IV.
He's witty ; when a coat I send Too crushed for public use, And ask him what he'd recommend, His answer is " the goose I " He's rude ; for when I face the storm, And brave the icy breeze, Thus needing something stout and warm His sole advice is " Frieze !
What to read after Sketches in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F B Frederick Brickdale Doveton to read onlineMoreLess
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