The Trifler Or Pretty Plaything
The Trifler Or Pretty Plaything
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!, I mire lorM As his y silvcr-Uitfrd hworxi; (rent, And whon i hand \\* ' He swore', IJT gad. It v*ai . In *U1 llun-, And look'd much like a lay lor s bodkin His pride was hurt by this expression, Thinking they knew his sire's profession Sheathing his sword he sneak'd away, And drove for Glo'ster that same day. There soon he found new cause for grief, For, dininu r <>n some tine roast beef, One ask'd him which he did prefer, Some cabbage or a cucumber? The purse proud coxcomb took the hint Tho...ught it severe reflection meant; His stomach turn'd, he could not eat, So made an un genteel retreat: Next day left Glo'ster in great wrath, At'd bid his coachman drive to Bath. There he suspected fresh abuse. Because the dinner was roast goose, And that he might no more be jeer'd Next day to Exeter he steer'd; There with some bucks he drank about, Until he fear'd they'd found him out; His glass not fill'd, as was the rule, They said 'twas not a thimble full! The name of thimble was enough, He paid his reckoning and went off He then to Plymouth took a trip, And put up at the Royal Ship, Which was then kept by Caleb Snip!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
!, I mire lorM As his y silvcr-Uitfrd hworxi; (rent, And whon i hand \\* ' He swore', IJT gad. It v*ai . In *U1 llun-, And look'd much like a lay lor s bodkin His pride was hurt by this expression, Thinking they knew his sire's profession Sheathing his sword he sneak'd away, And drove for Glo'ster that same day. There soon he found new cause for grief, For, dininu r <>n some tine roast beef, One ask'd him which he did prefer, Some cabbage or a cucumber? The purse proud coxcomb took the hint Tho...ught it severe reflection meant; His stomach turn'd, he could not eat, So made an un genteel retreat: Next day left Glo'ster in great wrath, At'd bid his coachman drive to Bath. There he suspected fresh abuse. Because the dinner was roast goose, And that he might no more be jeer'd Next day to Exeter he steer'd; There with some bucks he drank about, Until he fear'd they'd found him out; His glass not fill'd, as was the rule, They said 'twas not a thimble full! The name of thimble was enough, He paid his reckoning and went off He then to Plymouth took a trip, And put up at the Royal Ship, Which was then kept by Caleb Snip!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tommy Trip to read onlineMoreLess
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