The Bab Ballads
The Bab Ballads
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"I fight not coward foe like you!"Said our undaunted TOMMY HANCE.
"The French for 'Pooh!'" our TOMMY cried. "L'Anglais pour 'Va!'" the Frenchman crowed. And so, with undiminished pride, Each went on his respective road.
The Reverend Micah Sowls The REVEREND MICAH SOWLS, He shouts and yells and howls, He screams, he mouths, he bumps, He foams, he rants, he thumps.
His armour he has buckled on, to wageThe regulation war against the Stage;And warns his congregation all to shun"The Presence-Chamber... of the Evil One, " The subject's sad enoughTo make him rant and puff, And fortunately, too, His Bishop's in a pew.
So REVEREND MICAH claps on extra steam, His eyes are flashing with superior gleam, He is as energetic as can be, For there are fatter livings in that see.
The Bishop, when it's o'er, Goes through the vestry door, Where MICAH, very red, Is mopping of his head.
"Pardon, my Lord, your SOWLS' excessive zeal, It is a theme on which I strongly feel. "(The sermon somebody had sent him downFrom London, at a charge of half-a-crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I fight not coward foe like you!"Said our undaunted TOMMY HANCE.
"The French for 'Pooh!'" our TOMMY cried. "L'Anglais pour 'Va!'" the Frenchman crowed. And so, with undiminished pride, Each went on his respective road.
The Reverend Micah Sowls The REVEREND MICAH SOWLS, He shouts and yells and howls, He screams, he mouths, he bumps, He foams, he rants, he thumps.
His armour he has buckled on, to wageThe regulation war against the Stage;And warns his congregation all to shun"The Presence-Chamber... of the Evil One, " The subject's sad enoughTo make him rant and puff, And fortunately, too, His Bishop's in a pew.
So REVEREND MICAH claps on extra steam, His eyes are flashing with superior gleam, He is as energetic as can be, For there are fatter livings in that see.
The Bishop, when it's o'er, Goes through the vestry door, Where MICAH, very red, Is mopping of his head.
"Pardon, my Lord, your SOWLS' excessive zeal, It is a theme on which I strongly feel. "(The sermon somebody had sent him downFrom London, at a charge of half-a-crown.
What to read after The Bab Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert William Schwenck to read onlineMoreLess
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