The Fables of Florian
The Fables of Florian
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" How can you laugh, Mysone, " They ask'd, " since you live all alone ? " " That is the very reason why I laugh, " was his reply. THE TWO YOUNG WARRIORS. 39 ilk W:\ %■■(■ i^ FABLE XVI. THE TWO YOUNG AVARRIOKS. Two farraei'-boys, geuteel and bright, AVho in ill-doing took delight (For they Avere by their father spoilVl), "Were seeking nests the garden round. A brood of partridges they found, And in their joy went neai'ly Avild. The fledgelings scatter far and near Under the impulse of their fear..., 40 FLORIAN'S FABLES. And to go free great efforts make ; But the two urchins here and there, Meet and head them ev^erywhere, Till every single one they take. The mother trails her wings in vain ; Now^ timid flies, and now makes bold ; But uselessly she'd longer feign ; The boys get all their pockets hold. Each boy has six ; one yet remains ; And for this odd one both contend; Each of his rights and w^rongs complains, Till of dispute there seems no end. "Let us draw lots!" "No!" "Yes!" "Yes!" "No!'* So to and fro, The bandied w^ords between them go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How can you laugh, Mysone, " They ask'd, " since you live all alone ? " " That is the very reason why I laugh, " was his reply. THE TWO YOUNG WARRIORS. 39 ilk W:\ %■■(■ i^ FABLE XVI. THE TWO YOUNG AVARRIOKS. Two farraei'-boys, geuteel and bright, AVho in ill-doing took delight (For they Avere by their father spoilVl), "Were seeking nests the garden round. A brood of partridges they found, And in their joy went neai'ly Avild. The fledgelings scatter far and near Under the impulse of their fear..., 40 FLORIAN'S FABLES. And to go free great efforts make ; But the two urchins here and there, Meet and head them ev^erywhere, Till every single one they take. The mother trails her wings in vain ; Now^ timid flies, and now makes bold ; But uselessly she'd longer feign ; The boys get all their pockets hold. Each boy has six ; one yet remains ; And for this odd one both contend; Each of his rights and w^rongs complains, Till of dispute there seems no end. "Let us draw lots!" "No!" "Yes!" "Yes!" "No!'* So to and fro, The bandied w^ords between them go.
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