The Collected Poems of Te Brown
The Collected Poems of Te Brown
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And "Yes, Docthor Bell, " and "No, Docthor Bell, " And " It's lek it's better to go, Docthor Bell ? " And " Are ye there ? " and " Wait now, wait ! " And " It's very coorse, " ^ and " I'm all in a heat " ; And me like disthracted. And, was I suttin f ^ And stoppin' and strugglin' with a button — And " D it ! Mr. Kelly, " I says, " It's too bad altogether, it is. " " O, " he says, "young man, I see !
I'll have a little talk with you, " says he.
" What is it sayin', " he says, " in John ? " ^ Thu...mb. ^ There was. '^ Sugar.
' Were not. ^ Rough (weather). ^ Certain.
THE DOCTOR 427 " Good Lord ! Mr. Kelly ! come on ! come on ! Come on ! " I says ; so he come ; but sighin' Very bad, and lek to plyin' ^ A text to hisself. And got them down To the Lhcn at last ; and people round The door o' the Bull, and 'cited rather, And nudgin' when they saw the father ; And over to the house, and there — Of coorse ! of coorse ! Aw, never fear ! Gone though ! and no use to be frettin' ; And Pazon Gale in the parlour sittin' As patient ; but thinkin' very deep, And little Katty fast asleep Before the fire, or ivas a fire, But this beautiful servant was off to enjoy her Talk with the neighbours ; and just a rakin' Of dust in the bars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And "Yes, Docthor Bell, " and "No, Docthor Bell, " And " It's lek it's better to go, Docthor Bell ? " And " Are ye there ? " and " Wait now, wait ! " And " It's very coorse, " ^ and " I'm all in a heat " ; And me like disthracted. And, was I suttin f ^ And stoppin' and strugglin' with a button — And " D it ! Mr. Kelly, " I says, " It's too bad altogether, it is. " " O, " he says, "young man, I see !
I'll have a little talk with you, " says he.
" What is it sayin', " he says, " in John ? " ^ Thu...mb. ^ There was. '^ Sugar.
' Were not. ^ Rough (weather). ^ Certain.
THE DOCTOR 427 " Good Lord ! Mr. Kelly ! come on ! come on ! Come on ! " I says ; so he come ; but sighin' Very bad, and lek to plyin' ^ A text to hisself. And got them down To the Lhcn at last ; and people round The door o' the Bull, and 'cited rather, And nudgin' when they saw the father ; And over to the house, and there — Of coorse ! of coorse ! Aw, never fear ! Gone though ! and no use to be frettin' ; And Pazon Gale in the parlour sittin' As patient ; but thinkin' very deep, And little Katty fast asleep Before the fire, or ivas a fire, But this beautiful servant was off to enjoy her Talk with the neighbours ; and just a rakin' Of dust in the bars.
What to read after The Collected Poems of Te Brown?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T E Thomas Edward Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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