Story Hour Readings: Seventh Year
Story Hour Readings: Seventh Year
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Ash Wednesday got wedged in betwixt 20 Christmas and Lord Mayor's Day.
At another part of the table, Shrove Tuesday was helping the Second of September to some broth, which courtesy the latter returned with the delicate thigh of a pheasant. The Last of Lent was springing upon Shrovetide's pancakes; 25 April Fool, seeing this, told him that he did well, for pancakes were proper to a good fry-day.
May Day, with that sweetness which is her own, made a neat speech proposing the health of th...e founder. This being done, the lordly New Year from the upper end of 30 the table, in a cordial but somewhat lofty tone, returned thanks.
They next fell to quibbles and conundrums. The question being proposed, who had the greatest number of followers--the Quarter Days said there could be no question as to that; for they had all the creditors in the world dogging their heels. But April Fool gave it in favor of the 5 Forty Days before Easter; because the debtors in all cases outnumbered the creditors, and they kept Lent all the year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ash Wednesday got wedged in betwixt 20 Christmas and Lord Mayor's Day.
At another part of the table, Shrove Tuesday was helping the Second of September to some broth, which courtesy the latter returned with the delicate thigh of a pheasant. The Last of Lent was springing upon Shrovetide's pancakes; 25 April Fool, seeing this, told him that he did well, for pancakes were proper to a good fry-day.
May Day, with that sweetness which is her own, made a neat speech proposing the health of th...e founder. This being done, the lordly New Year from the upper end of 30 the table, in a cordial but somewhat lofty tone, returned thanks.
They next fell to quibbles and conundrums. The question being proposed, who had the greatest number of followers--the Quarter Days said there could be no question as to that; for they had all the creditors in the world dogging their heels. But April Fool gave it in favor of the 5 Forty Days before Easter; because the debtors in all cases outnumbered the creditors, and they kept Lent all the year.
What to read after Story Hour Readings: Seventh Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartwell Ernest Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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