Songs of Manhattan
Songs of Manhattan
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" Will Shakespeare sauntered slowly home, He had not conned his lessons well; No wonder that he sought to roam That afternoon through Avon's dell!
And when he heard the showmen's cries, All thoughts of learning straightway fled, Yet wishing still he had been wise, And not a simpleton instead.
"To school at noon thou must return. " It was the master's stern command; How bootless now for joys to yearn, Though quip and shout on every hand.
SONGS OF MANHATTAN As o'er his Greek, Will dully pored, He... heard shrill laughter from the knoll, And with his conscience fiercely warred, Until at length he forthward stole.
The wizen master from his stool, Beheld Will Shakespeare's vacant place And hieing from the sombre school Caught up to Will's fleet steps apace.
Tugging, Will pleaded all in vain, A captive to the schoolhouse led; No more of Punch he thought again, But to the fount of knowledge sped.
Slowly the hours crept away, And dimmer waned the genial sun; Will labored through that fair-hued day, Until his task was duly done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Will Shakespeare sauntered slowly home, He had not conned his lessons well; No wonder that he sought to roam That afternoon through Avon's dell!
And when he heard the showmen's cries, All thoughts of learning straightway fled, Yet wishing still he had been wise, And not a simpleton instead.
"To school at noon thou must return. " It was the master's stern command; How bootless now for joys to yearn, Though quip and shout on every hand.
SONGS OF MANHATTAN As o'er his Greek, Will dully pored, He... heard shrill laughter from the knoll, And with his conscience fiercely warred, Until at length he forthward stole.
The wizen master from his stool, Beheld Will Shakespeare's vacant place And hieing from the sombre school Caught up to Will's fleet steps apace.
Tugging, Will pleaded all in vain, A captive to the schoolhouse led; No more of Punch he thought again, But to the fount of knowledge sped.
Slowly the hours crept away, And dimmer waned the genial sun; Will labored through that fair-hued day, Until his task was duly done.
What to read after Songs of Manhattan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Abel Beer to read onlineMoreLess
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