The New Cries of London
The New Cries of London
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A shilling a hundred, new Walnuts !
My walnuts are new and good, Come, customers, and try; Come, crack 'em, and I'm very sure, Of me you'll quickly buy.
OF LONDON.
11 Buy a Bedstead! Buy a Bedstead, a Doll's Bedstead!
Dolls' bedsteads, are my daily cry; Ye misses, come and choose: Such sorts and sizes I have here, To buy you'll not refuse.
14 NEW CRIES Mackerel, O! Five for a shilling, Mackarel, O!
My fish are good, my fish are sweet, And for a shilling, five: But yesterday, these mackarel Were... every one alive.
OF LONDON.
15 Dust, O! Any Dust, O! Dust, Oh!
With horse and cart, your dust to take, Our rounds we daily go; And as we sound our well-known bell, We cry aloud, Dust, O!
18 NEW CRIES Sweep! Sweep, Sweep, Soot O!
Hard is our fate! each morn we rove, Through sunshine, frost, or snow, With bag at back, and brush in hand, And cry, Sweep, sweep, soot O !
OF LONDON.
19 All hot! Ail hot, all hot! hot, hot, hot, hot!
Come, customers, now quickly come, And buy my pudding nice : One penny is the whole I charge For each great tempting slice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A shilling a hundred, new Walnuts !
My walnuts are new and good, Come, customers, and try; Come, crack 'em, and I'm very sure, Of me you'll quickly buy.
OF LONDON.
11 Buy a Bedstead! Buy a Bedstead, a Doll's Bedstead!
Dolls' bedsteads, are my daily cry; Ye misses, come and choose: Such sorts and sizes I have here, To buy you'll not refuse.
14 NEW CRIES Mackerel, O! Five for a shilling, Mackarel, O!
My fish are good, my fish are sweet, And for a shilling, five: But yesterday, these mackarel Were... every one alive.
OF LONDON.
15 Dust, O! Any Dust, O! Dust, Oh!
With horse and cart, your dust to take, Our rounds we daily go; And as we sound our well-known bell, We cry aloud, Dust, O!
18 NEW CRIES Sweep! Sweep, Sweep, Soot O!
Hard is our fate! each morn we rove, Through sunshine, frost, or snow, With bag at back, and brush in hand, And cry, Sweep, sweep, soot O !
OF LONDON.
19 All hot! Ail hot, all hot! hot, hot, hot, hot!
Come, customers, now quickly come, And buy my pudding nice : One penny is the whole I charge For each great tempting slice.
What to read after The New Cries of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J James Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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