The Poems. Complete in One volume
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That I have n't lived in vain." RAMPSINITUS AND THE ROBBERS. 301 And then he plainly told them Of the trick that he had done ; How in the royal chamber He had put a sliding stone, — " You '11 find it near the bottom, On the side that 's next the sun.
" Now I feel that I am going ; Swift ebbs the vital tide ; No longer in this wicked world My spirit may abide." And so this worthy gentleman Turned up his toes and died !
It was n't long before the sons Improved the father's hint.
And searched the ...secret chamber To discover what was in 't ; And found, by self-promotion.
They were " Masters of the Mint!" At length King Rampsinitus Perceived, as well he might, His caskets and his money-bags Were getting rather light ; " And yet," quoth he, " my bolts and bars Are all exactly right !
I wonder how the cunning dog Has managed to get in ; However, it is clear enough, I 'm losing lots of tin ; 1 11 try the virtue of a trap Before the largest bin!" 302 RAMPSINITUS AND THE ROBBERS.
In came the thief that very night, And soon the other chap, Who waited at the opening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That I have n't lived in vain." RAMPSINITUS AND THE ROBBERS. 301 And then he plainly told them Of the trick that he had done ; How in the royal chamber He had put a sliding stone, — " You '11 find it near the bottom, On the side that 's next the sun.
" Now I feel that I am going ; Swift ebbs the vital tide ; No longer in this wicked world My spirit may abide." And so this worthy gentleman Turned up his toes and died !
It was n't long before the sons Improved the father's hint.
And searched the ...secret chamber To discover what was in 't ; And found, by self-promotion.
They were " Masters of the Mint!" At length King Rampsinitus Perceived, as well he might, His caskets and his money-bags Were getting rather light ; " And yet," quoth he, " my bolts and bars Are all exactly right !
I wonder how the cunning dog Has managed to get in ; However, it is clear enough, I 'm losing lots of tin ; 1 11 try the virtue of a trap Before the largest bin!" 302 RAMPSINITUS AND THE ROBBERS.
In came the thief that very night, And soon the other chap, Who waited at the opening.
What to read after The Poems. Complete in One volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Godfrey Saxe to read onlineMoreLess
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