The Magic Pudding
The Magic Pudding
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'The lovely maiding Buncle Inherited the land; And, now her aged Uncle Has gone, the Hearl of Buncle Is Sam, the foremast hand. ' [Illustration] 'Of course, ' said Sam modestly, 'the song goes too far in sayin' as howI married the Hearl's niece, because, for one thing, I ain't a marryin'man, and for another thing, what she really sez to me when we got toland was, "You're a noble feller, an' here's five shillin's for you, andany time you happen to be round our way, just give a ring at theser...vants' bell, and there'll always be a feed waitin' for you in thekitchen. " However, you've got to have songs to fill in the time with, and when a feller's got a rotten word like Buncle to find rhymes for, there's no sayin' how a song'll end. ' 'The exigencies of rhyme, ' said Bunyip Bluegum, 'may stand excused froma too strict insistence on verisimilitude, so that the general gaiety isthereby promoted. And now, ' he added, 'before retiring to rest, let usall join in song, ' and grasping each other's hands they loudly sang-- THE PUDDIN'-OWNERS' EVENSONG 'Let feeble feeders stoop To plates of oyster soup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'The lovely maiding Buncle Inherited the land; And, now her aged Uncle Has gone, the Hearl of Buncle Is Sam, the foremast hand. ' [Illustration] 'Of course, ' said Sam modestly, 'the song goes too far in sayin' as howI married the Hearl's niece, because, for one thing, I ain't a marryin'man, and for another thing, what she really sez to me when we got toland was, "You're a noble feller, an' here's five shillin's for you, andany time you happen to be round our way, just give a ring at theser...vants' bell, and there'll always be a feed waitin' for you in thekitchen. " However, you've got to have songs to fill in the time with, and when a feller's got a rotten word like Buncle to find rhymes for, there's no sayin' how a song'll end. ' 'The exigencies of rhyme, ' said Bunyip Bluegum, 'may stand excused froma too strict insistence on verisimilitude, so that the general gaiety isthereby promoted. And now, ' he added, 'before retiring to rest, let usall join in song, ' and grasping each other's hands they loudly sang-- THE PUDDIN'-OWNERS' EVENSONG 'Let feeble feeders stoop To plates of oyster soup.
What to read after The Magic Pudding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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