Songs And Ballads of Greater Britain
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The strong men scatter the lifeless wold; And the tall wolves howl at the gathered feast — The hounds that hunt on the Scent of Gold.
Frank L. Pollock.
74 The Deacon and His Daughter THE DEACON AND HIS DAUGHTER He saved his soul an' saved his pork With old time preservation; He didn't hold with creosote Or new plans of salvation : He said that " works would show the man, The smoke house tell upon the ham. " He didn't when he sunk a well Inspect the stuns and gravel Tew prove that Moses was a du...nce Unfit for furin travel; He marvelled at them works uv God — An' broke 'em up tew mend the road.
An' when the circus cum around, He hitched his sleek old horses, An' in his rattling waggon took His dimpled household forces — The boys tew wonder at the clown An' think his lot life's highest crown.
He wondered at the zebra wild, Nor knew 'em painted donkeys; An' when he gev the boys a dime Fur cakes to feed the monkeys, He never thought in enny shape, He hed descended from an ape.
An' when he saw some shallow-pate, With smallest brain possession; He uttered no filosophy On natur's retrogression Tew ancient types, by Darwin's rule; He simply sed, " Wali, dum a fool!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The strong men scatter the lifeless wold; And the tall wolves howl at the gathered feast — The hounds that hunt on the Scent of Gold.
Frank L. Pollock.
74 The Deacon and His Daughter THE DEACON AND HIS DAUGHTER He saved his soul an' saved his pork With old time preservation; He didn't hold with creosote Or new plans of salvation : He said that " works would show the man, The smoke house tell upon the ham. " He didn't when he sunk a well Inspect the stuns and gravel Tew prove that Moses was a du...nce Unfit for furin travel; He marvelled at them works uv God — An' broke 'em up tew mend the road.
An' when the circus cum around, He hitched his sleek old horses, An' in his rattling waggon took His dimpled household forces — The boys tew wonder at the clown An' think his lot life's highest crown.
He wondered at the zebra wild, Nor knew 'em painted donkeys; An' when he gev the boys a dime Fur cakes to feed the monkeys, He never thought in enny shape, He hed descended from an ape.
An' when he saw some shallow-pate, With smallest brain possession; He uttered no filosophy On natur's retrogression Tew ancient types, by Darwin's rule; He simply sed, " Wali, dum a fool!
What to read after Songs And Ballads of Greater Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Arthur Helps to read onlineMoreLess
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