Squibs And Crackers Serious Comical And Tender
Squibs And Crackers Serious Comical And Tender
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H.
Hang my Maid, Sally ! — but I'll scold her ! — My gown is slipp'd from off my shoulder, I.
Indeed I'm true To none but you.
J.
Joie de mon Ame, Je vous reclame.
156 Ladies' Lotterj-.
K.
Kindly regard the happy Swain you wed ; — Clear be his heart, do you keep clear his head.
L.
Long Lankey, the lubber, lounged over the lawn^ Saw a pig at a distance, and thought it a fawn.
M.
Mourir plutot.
Que d'etre trop top.
N. N'ayez pas, O Demoiselles ! les trop tendres cocurs Comnie vous ctes aimables, ...soyez prudentes et pure?
o.
O dear ! — I've just torn down my shoe. And cannot dance j what must I do ?
P.
Pray, Pat, do not drink so much negus as yet ; Or I think that you scarcely will get down the set.
157 Ladies' Lotterv.
o.
Q. Stands for quizzing, quids, and queer, — We've none of those perfections here.
R.
Robert, at six — you'll be here with the carriage, — Perhaps, by that time, I may nick a marriage.
S. Saivnetjs a brave and bonny Scot^ And hkes his dumphngs piping hot.
T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H.
Hang my Maid, Sally ! — but I'll scold her ! — My gown is slipp'd from off my shoulder, I.
Indeed I'm true To none but you.
J.
Joie de mon Ame, Je vous reclame.
156 Ladies' Lotterj-.
K.
Kindly regard the happy Swain you wed ; — Clear be his heart, do you keep clear his head.
L.
Long Lankey, the lubber, lounged over the lawn^ Saw a pig at a distance, and thought it a fawn.
M.
Mourir plutot.
Que d'etre trop top.
N. N'ayez pas, O Demoiselles ! les trop tendres cocurs Comnie vous ctes aimables, ...soyez prudentes et pure?
o.
O dear ! — I've just torn down my shoe. And cannot dance j what must I do ?
P.
Pray, Pat, do not drink so much negus as yet ; Or I think that you scarcely will get down the set.
157 Ladies' Lotterv.
o.
Q. Stands for quizzing, quids, and queer, — We've none of those perfections here.
R.
Robert, at six — you'll be here with the carriage, — Perhaps, by that time, I may nick a marriage.
S. Saivnetjs a brave and bonny Scot^ And hkes his dumphngs piping hot.
T.
What to read after Squibs And Crackers Serious Comical And Tender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Major Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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