The Bab Ballads Much Sound And Little Sense
The Bab Ballads Much Sound And Little Sense
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"I wish, I do — oh, lor* ! — You 'd shipped aboard a trader : Are you a sailor, or A negro serenader ? " But still the stricken cad, Aloft or on his pillow, Howled forth in accents sad His aggravating " Willow ! " Stem love of duty had Been Joyce's chiefest beauty : Says he, "I love that lad, But duty, damme ! duty !
** Twelve years' black-hole, I say, Where daylight never flashes ; And always twice a day Five hundred thousand lashes ! " But Joseph had a mate, A sailor stout and lusty, A man of... low estate.
But singularly trusty.
JOE GOLIGHTLY.
t47 Says slie, " Cheer hup, young Joe !
I '11 tell you what I 'm arter, To that Fust Lord I '11 go And ax him for his darter.
" To that Fust Lord I '11 go And say you love her dearly.'* And Joe said (weeping low), " I wish you would, sincerely I '' That sailor to that Lord Went, soon as he had landed, And of his own accord An interview demanded.
Says he, with seaman's roll, " My Captain (wot's a Tartar) Guv Joe twelve years' black-hole, For lovering your darter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I wish, I do — oh, lor* ! — You 'd shipped aboard a trader : Are you a sailor, or A negro serenader ? " But still the stricken cad, Aloft or on his pillow, Howled forth in accents sad His aggravating " Willow ! " Stem love of duty had Been Joyce's chiefest beauty : Says he, "I love that lad, But duty, damme ! duty !
** Twelve years' black-hole, I say, Where daylight never flashes ; And always twice a day Five hundred thousand lashes ! " But Joseph had a mate, A sailor stout and lusty, A man of... low estate.
But singularly trusty.
JOE GOLIGHTLY.
t47 Says slie, " Cheer hup, young Joe !
I '11 tell you what I 'm arter, To that Fust Lord I '11 go And ax him for his darter.
" To that Fust Lord I '11 go And say you love her dearly.'* And Joe said (weeping low), " I wish you would, sincerely I '' That sailor to that Lord Went, soon as he had landed, And of his own accord An interview demanded.
Says he, with seaman's roll, " My Captain (wot's a Tartar) Guv Joe twelve years' black-hole, For lovering your darter.
What to read after The Bab Ballads Much Sound And Little Sense?
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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