The Backslider And Other Poems
The Backslider And Other Poems
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The miracle 's a fact, Translated into passing show.
THE BALLAD OF WILLIAM AND MARY, It was the fair Maiy, I ween, A-lying in her bower, And she was wan for many a clay And sad for many an hour.
Young William long had left her love For far-off lands to sail, And whether he was dead or gone She waxed large and pale.
The child it thumpdd in her womb The child it grew so strong, " O William dear, O William dear, " The days are drear and long. " " What ails you. Mar)' ? tell nic true, " O tell me n...e'er a lie, i8 THE BALLAD OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
" Some man hath broke your maidenhead. " " O mother, let me die. " " What makes you pale, my daughter dear ?
" And who hath done you hurt ? " I'll smite him with my heavy sword " And make him kiss the dirt.
" I'll hew him into pieces small " And cut his heart in twain ! " " O father dear, I'm strong and hale, " I'd run along the lafte. " Along the lane fair Mary ran, And when she reached the shore, The child it thumpdd in her womb Till she was passing sore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The miracle 's a fact, Translated into passing show.
THE BALLAD OF WILLIAM AND MARY, It was the fair Maiy, I ween, A-lying in her bower, And she was wan for many a clay And sad for many an hour.
Young William long had left her love For far-off lands to sail, And whether he was dead or gone She waxed large and pale.
The child it thumpdd in her womb The child it grew so strong, " O William dear, O William dear, " The days are drear and long. " " What ails you. Mar)' ? tell nic true, " O tell me n...e'er a lie, i8 THE BALLAD OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
" Some man hath broke your maidenhead. " " O mother, let me die. " " What makes you pale, my daughter dear ?
" And who hath done you hurt ? " I'll smite him with my heavy sword " And make him kiss the dirt.
" I'll hew him into pieces small " And cut his heart in twain ! " " O father dear, I'm strong and hale, " I'd run along the lafte. " Along the lane fair Mary ran, And when she reached the shore, The child it thumpdd in her womb Till she was passing sore.
What to read after The Backslider And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Joseph Ibbett to read onlineMoreLess
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