Song of the London Man Song of South Africa And Other Poems
Song of the London Man Song of South Africa And Other Poems
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POOR, wee brown Mouse ! I will not seek to smite thee With the keen lances of my polished wit For we are Vertebrata closely knit By backbone kinship ; and it doth delight me To hear thee nibbling, nibbling, bit by bit, The bread and cheese I throw. I would invite thee To share my lonely hearth, and fearless sit, But the landlady's cat would swiftly blight thee, And the landlady's self would have a fit !
Poor, timid, bright-eyed Mouse ! I '11 not affright thee, Nor trap, nor poison thee though '... Vermin ' writ !
There was a poet once, who did indite thee A sympathetic song, and turned his plough Lest he should hurt or crush e'en such as thou !
114 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Tommy Brown Fell Down !
Jug Smashed, Milk Splashed !
Spoiled Clothes, Scratched Nose ; Much Dirt, Little Hurt !
Mother Came, Cried ' Shame ! ' (Always . Tumbling, Causes Grumbling !) ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' 116 Tommy Howled, Father Scowled.
Cissie Laughed, Brother Chaffed !
Cow Stared, Nobody Cared I Father Said : 1 Tommy BED !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POOR, wee brown Mouse ! I will not seek to smite thee With the keen lances of my polished wit For we are Vertebrata closely knit By backbone kinship ; and it doth delight me To hear thee nibbling, nibbling, bit by bit, The bread and cheese I throw. I would invite thee To share my lonely hearth, and fearless sit, But the landlady's cat would swiftly blight thee, And the landlady's self would have a fit !
Poor, timid, bright-eyed Mouse ! I '11 not affright thee, Nor trap, nor poison thee though '... Vermin ' writ !
There was a poet once, who did indite thee A sympathetic song, and turned his plough Lest he should hurt or crush e'en such as thou !
114 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL Tommy Brown Fell Down !
Jug Smashed, Milk Splashed !
Spoiled Clothes, Scratched Nose ; Much Dirt, Little Hurt !
Mother Came, Cried ' Shame ! ' (Always . Tumbling, Causes Grumbling !) ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' 116 Tommy Howled, Father Scowled.
Cissie Laughed, Brother Chaffed !
Cow Stared, Nobody Cared I Father Said : 1 Tommy BED !
What to read after Song of the London Man Song of South Africa And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Dacre Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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