The Sugar-Plumb
The Sugar-Plumb
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O stands for Owl, and for Oat, And for Oysters of every sort.
* * * * * P stands for Plumb, and for Pit, And for Punch with so little Wit.
[Illustration] Here's great Q and R, Both come from afar, [Illustration] To bring us good NewsAbout the French War.
Q stands for Question, and Queen, The fairest that ever was seen.
* * * * * R stands for Riches, and Rhyme, Like this, when taken in Time.
[Illustration] So, S, T, and U, Pray how do you do?
[Illustration] We thank you, much betterFor m...eeting with you.
S stands for Stone, and for Sling, And for Solomon, --that wise King.
* * * * * T stands for Tale, and for Tart, And Thank-ye, with all my Heart.
* * * * * U stands for Us, and for Urn, And for Use of all Things in Turn.
* * * * * V stands for Virtue, and Vice, And Voter, without a Price.
Friends W and X, When you go to Church next, [Illustration] Attend to the Sermon, And bring Home the Text.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O stands for Owl, and for Oat, And for Oysters of every sort.
* * * * * P stands for Plumb, and for Pit, And for Punch with so little Wit.
[Illustration] Here's great Q and R, Both come from afar, [Illustration] To bring us good NewsAbout the French War.
Q stands for Question, and Queen, The fairest that ever was seen.
* * * * * R stands for Riches, and Rhyme, Like this, when taken in Time.
[Illustration] So, S, T, and U, Pray how do you do?
[Illustration] We thank you, much betterFor m...eeting with you.
S stands for Stone, and for Sling, And for Solomon, --that wise King.
* * * * * T stands for Tale, and for Tart, And Thank-ye, with all my Heart.
* * * * * U stands for Us, and for Urn, And for Use of all Things in Turn.
* * * * * V stands for Virtue, and Vice, And Voter, without a Price.
Friends W and X, When you go to Church next, [Illustration] Attend to the Sermon, And bring Home the Text.
What to read after The Sugar-Plumb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Two-Shoes Margery to read onlineMoreLess
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