Songs of the Car With De Omnibus Rhymes
Songs of the Car With De Omnibus Rhymes
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Nature has a sense of humour, so she deemed it fair and good That a Hustler should be greeted in her finest hustling mood ; While the infant, fiercely leaping in an ancient nurse's arms, Quite enjoyed Dame Nature's series of excursions and alarms.
Soon his faculties were working, and so very keen were these, Everyone agreed MacHurrish picked up things with wondrous ease ; Picked up crumbs of lore and learning, though the greatest of his joys Was ('tis said) when he was picking up the things of ...other boys !
86 " De Omnibus" Rhymes 87 But I chant it to his credit later on he made amends, Prudent and discreet, the Hustler never stooped to pick up friends ; As a tree its fruit betrayeth, by their friends are men known which Is my simple way of saying all MacHurrish's were rich !
In my Lady Lof tie's salon, at the banquets of the Mayor, Was MacHurrish ever absent? Never, he was always there ; And the purpose of his visits in the end became quite clear, For he won the Mayor's daughter and two thou- sand pounds a year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature has a sense of humour, so she deemed it fair and good That a Hustler should be greeted in her finest hustling mood ; While the infant, fiercely leaping in an ancient nurse's arms, Quite enjoyed Dame Nature's series of excursions and alarms.
Soon his faculties were working, and so very keen were these, Everyone agreed MacHurrish picked up things with wondrous ease ; Picked up crumbs of lore and learning, though the greatest of his joys Was ('tis said) when he was picking up the things of ...other boys !
86 " De Omnibus" Rhymes 87 But I chant it to his credit later on he made amends, Prudent and discreet, the Hustler never stooped to pick up friends ; As a tree its fruit betrayeth, by their friends are men known which Is my simple way of saying all MacHurrish's were rich !
In my Lady Lof tie's salon, at the banquets of the Mayor, Was MacHurrish ever absent? Never, he was always there ; And the purpose of his visits in the end became quite clear, For he won the Mayor's daughter and two thou- sand pounds a year.
What to read after Songs of the Car With De Omnibus Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F J Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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