The Bab Ballads
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" A ship of several thousand tons, And mounting seventy-something guns, Ploughed, every year, the ocean blue, Discovering Kings and countries new. The brave Rear- Admiral Bailey Pip, Commanding that superior ship, Perceived one day, his glasses through, The Kings that came from Chickeraboa " Dear eyes ! " said Admiral Pip, I see Three nourishing islands on our lee, And, bless me ! most extror'nary thing ! On every island stands a King ! " Come, lower the Admiral's gig, " he cried, u And over th...e dancing waves I'll glide, That low obeisance I may do To those three Kings of Chickeraboo ! M 142 'BAB" BALLADS. The Admiral pulled to the islands three ; The Kings saluted him graciouske. The Admiral, pleased at his welcome warm, Pulled out a printed Alliance form. " Your Majesty, sign me this, I pray I come in a friendly kind of way I come, if you please, with the best intents, And Queen Victoria's compliments. " The Kings were pleased as they well could be ; The most retiring of all the three In a " cellar-flap " to his joy gave vent, With a banjo-bones accompaniment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A ship of several thousand tons, And mounting seventy-something guns, Ploughed, every year, the ocean blue, Discovering Kings and countries new. The brave Rear- Admiral Bailey Pip, Commanding that superior ship, Perceived one day, his glasses through, The Kings that came from Chickeraboa " Dear eyes ! " said Admiral Pip, I see Three nourishing islands on our lee, And, bless me ! most extror'nary thing ! On every island stands a King ! " Come, lower the Admiral's gig, " he cried, u And over th...e dancing waves I'll glide, That low obeisance I may do To those three Kings of Chickeraboo ! M 142 'BAB" BALLADS. The Admiral pulled to the islands three ; The Kings saluted him graciouske. The Admiral, pleased at his welcome warm, Pulled out a printed Alliance form. " Your Majesty, sign me this, I pray I come in a friendly kind of way I come, if you please, with the best intents, And Queen Victoria's compliments. " The Kings were pleased as they well could be ; The most retiring of all the three In a " cellar-flap " to his joy gave vent, With a banjo-bones accompaniment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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