The Childrens First Third book of Poetry volume 3
The Childrens First Third book of Poetry volume 3
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" — "That's never my intent, my Love; As ye said, it shall be sae. " 45 Thus he has stay'd in bower with her For twenty years and three ; Till there came a lord of high renown To court this fair ladye.
But still his proffer she refused And all his presents too ; Says, "I'm content to live alone With my bird Coo-my-doo. " Her father sware a solemn oath, Among the nobles all, "To-morrow, ere I eat or drink, That bird I'll surely kill. " The bird was sitting in his cage, And heard what he did say;... He jumped upon the \\dndow sill : 'Tis time I was away. " a V Then Coo-my-doo took flight and flew Beyond the raging sea. And lighted at his mother's castle, On a tower of gold so hie.
46 The queen his mother was walking out, To see what she could see, And there she saw her darling son Set on the tower so hie.
"Get dancers here to dance, " she said, "And minstrels for to play; For here's my dear son Florentine Come back with me to stay. " — "Instead of dancers to dance, mother, Or minstrels for to play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — "That's never my intent, my Love; As ye said, it shall be sae. " 45 Thus he has stay'd in bower with her For twenty years and three ; Till there came a lord of high renown To court this fair ladye.
But still his proffer she refused And all his presents too ; Says, "I'm content to live alone With my bird Coo-my-doo. " Her father sware a solemn oath, Among the nobles all, "To-morrow, ere I eat or drink, That bird I'll surely kill. " The bird was sitting in his cage, And heard what he did say;... He jumped upon the \\dndow sill : 'Tis time I was away. " a V Then Coo-my-doo took flight and flew Beyond the raging sea. And lighted at his mother's castle, On a tower of gold so hie.
46 The queen his mother was walking out, To see what she could see, And there she saw her darling son Set on the tower so hie.
"Get dancers here to dance, " she said, "And minstrels for to play; For here's my dear son Florentine Come back with me to stay. " — "Instead of dancers to dance, mother, Or minstrels for to play.
What to read after The Childrens First Third book of Poetry volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker Emilie Kip to read onlineMoreLess
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