Sukey
Sukey
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now, they seem as sad As soldiers marching, when a death drum beats, Or mourners in black weeds, who go about the streets!
CXXXVHI.
But now, the dance is ended and the trays Come furnished in, with sweetmeats, creams, and fruits, And hands and mouths are busy ; long delays Are dangerous now and ill the occasion suits Those who have come half fatnish'd here to eat !
He only is the wise, who ne'er expects a treat !
50 CXXXIX.
How sly that tall boy looks as any cat !
Aye he has filched a cream cak...e from the board, An enterprise of skill ! That man of fat, The Falstaff of the crowd, has got his hoard Of nuts and raisins, each for number one ; The conduct of the world for ages past and gone !
CXL.
"Sir, shall I trouble you to hand a custard 1 ' "Why, Mr. K I can't see one as yet, " "You've spoilt my new coat with that c d mustard, Pray be more careful" " 'Tis useless, Sir, to fret" "Miss L will take an orange " "Will she ? ah!
Go round the other side they're better, far !" \ ^ CXLI.
"Why, where are all the knives ?
What to read after Sukey?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
now, they seem as sad As soldiers marching, when a death drum beats, Or mourners in black weeds, who go about the streets!
CXXXVHI.
But now, the dance is ended and the trays Come furnished in, with sweetmeats, creams, and fruits, And hands and mouths are busy ; long delays Are dangerous now and ill the occasion suits Those who have come half fatnish'd here to eat !
He only is the wise, who ne'er expects a treat !
50 CXXXIX.
How sly that tall boy looks as any cat !
Aye he has filched a cream cak...e from the board, An enterprise of skill ! That man of fat, The Falstaff of the crowd, has got his hoard Of nuts and raisins, each for number one ; The conduct of the world for ages past and gone !
CXL.
"Sir, shall I trouble you to hand a custard 1 ' "Why, Mr. K I can't see one as yet, " "You've spoilt my new coat with that c d mustard, Pray be more careful" " 'Tis useless, Sir, to fret" "Miss L will take an orange " "Will she ? ah!
Go round the other side they're better, far !" \ ^ CXLI.
"Why, where are all the knives ?
What to read after Sukey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Bicker Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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