The Story of the Two Bulls
The Story of the Two Bulls
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Down from the bars where he was perched. Aghast, the good man sprung, And if you'd seen him go it, _then_, You'd said that he was young.
Still after him with fury The bull did rush and roar, And was very near the deacon When he reached the outer door.
Through kitchen and through parlor fine, Breathless, the poor man flew, And lo! the bull is at his heels And in the parlor too.
A flight of stairs is all that's left Between him and despair;He springs to gain the top, and falls, A sober deacon, th...ere.
But to his ears terrific sounds Rise from the room below--Tables and glasses, chairs and all, Crash, crash, together go!
Upon the wall a mirror hung, Of massive, gilded frame, Which had reflected many a squire And many a worthy dame.
There last, not least, the raging beast Descried his form at length, And deemed it was another bull Coming to try his strength.
He plunged to meet his threatening foe, But fought himself, alas!While all around in fragments flew The shattered looking glass!
"What will come next?" the deacon cries; "This is too much for one day:My rifle's loaded, and I'll try To stop this noise on Sunday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down from the bars where he was perched. Aghast, the good man sprung, And if you'd seen him go it, _then_, You'd said that he was young.
Still after him with fury The bull did rush and roar, And was very near the deacon When he reached the outer door.
Through kitchen and through parlor fine, Breathless, the poor man flew, And lo! the bull is at his heels And in the parlor too.
A flight of stairs is all that's left Between him and despair;He springs to gain the top, and falls, A sober deacon, th...ere.
But to his ears terrific sounds Rise from the room below--Tables and glasses, chairs and all, Crash, crash, together go!
Upon the wall a mirror hung, Of massive, gilded frame, Which had reflected many a squire And many a worthy dame.
There last, not least, the raging beast Descried his form at length, And deemed it was another bull Coming to try his strength.
He plunged to meet his threatening foe, But fought himself, alas!While all around in fragments flew The shattered looking glass!
"What will come next?" the deacon cries; "This is too much for one day:My rifle's loaded, and I'll try To stop this noise on Sunday.
What to read after The Story of the Two Bulls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bolles John R. to read onlineMoreLess
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