Terse Verse
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IVX Augustus Grimes, "beside the briny waters are having gorgeous times. This cli- mate is a hummer for heat and dust and flies, and so they'll spend the summer beneath more kindly skies." I said, "But why in Cadiz are you thus left behind? Why don't you join the ladies, and drop this beastly grind?" "That girls may have their pleasure, some man must find the dimes, and so I hump for treasure," said G. Augustus Grimes. "I like to sweat and swelter, to give the girls a treat, and so I leave my s...helter, and tread the burning street, to earn an extra shilling, that they may have their fun; of course, I'm more than willing to keep them staked with mon. My daughters all are peaches, my wife's a lollipop, and on the ocean beaches long may they bask and flop." Oh, cheerful, manly martyrs, who drag their spavined feet, and toil like gravel carters, that girls may have a treat I MORNING ON THE FARM GET up, my lad I The sun is rising, it is a most majestic day; Aurora's beauties aie surprising, you should be glad to quit the hay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IVX Augustus Grimes, "beside the briny waters are having gorgeous times. This cli- mate is a hummer for heat and dust and flies, and so they'll spend the summer beneath more kindly skies." I said, "But why in Cadiz are you thus left behind? Why don't you join the ladies, and drop this beastly grind?" "That girls may have their pleasure, some man must find the dimes, and so I hump for treasure," said G. Augustus Grimes. "I like to sweat and swelter, to give the girls a treat, and so I leave my s...helter, and tread the burning street, to earn an extra shilling, that they may have their fun; of course, I'm more than willing to keep them staked with mon. My daughters all are peaches, my wife's a lollipop, and on the ocean beaches long may they bask and flop." Oh, cheerful, manly martyrs, who drag their spavined feet, and toil like gravel carters, that girls may have a treat I MORNING ON THE FARM GET up, my lad I The sun is rising, it is a most majestic day; Aurora's beauties aie surprising, you should be glad to quit the hay.
What to read after Terse Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Walt to read onlineMoreLess
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