The Wiltshire Moonrakerss Edition of West Countrie Rhymes
The Wiltshire Moonrakerss Edition of West Countrie Rhymes
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THA DEAIRY MAID WOR FALSE.
Ah ! I did love ower deairy maid, I lov'd her mwore than life, An I had well mead up me mind, Ta av she var a wife.
Lore ow her purty rozy cheeks Did charm me lovin eyes, She wur a hangel in me zite A downrite precious prize.
Ta zee her, when she milk'd tha cows Out in tha medders green ; I look'd on she we zich delight As tho she wur a Queen.
Var like feha daisy at her veet Za modest an za neat, An like tha dew upon tha grass, Her lips thay wur za sweet.
Eece many ti...mes, when in tha mead, As ta wirk I did repair, I'd zoftly slip behind tha cows An Blylj kiss her there.
An she did kiss I, eece she did, An zed she lik'd I zo, That aelwys she hood be me Love, Nar av nar nother bean.
155 An happy I wur in her love, As out we oft did waak, Ah, happy days wur thay ta I, Var zich love she did taak.
Var two years, I did cwourt her sweet Var she wur ael me pride, An then one nite I ax'd her straite If she hood be me bride.
She hung her yead, an zed she hood Av nar husban bit I, An zoo I then, gun to prepare Tha weddin knot ta tie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THA DEAIRY MAID WOR FALSE.
Ah ! I did love ower deairy maid, I lov'd her mwore than life, An I had well mead up me mind, Ta av she var a wife.
Lore ow her purty rozy cheeks Did charm me lovin eyes, She wur a hangel in me zite A downrite precious prize.
Ta zee her, when she milk'd tha cows Out in tha medders green ; I look'd on she we zich delight As tho she wur a Queen.
Var like feha daisy at her veet Za modest an za neat, An like tha dew upon tha grass, Her lips thay wur za sweet.
Eece many ti...mes, when in tha mead, As ta wirk I did repair, I'd zoftly slip behind tha cows An Blylj kiss her there.
An she did kiss I, eece she did, An zed she lik'd I zo, That aelwys she hood be me Love, Nar av nar nother bean.
155 An happy I wur in her love, As out we oft did waak, Ah, happy days wur thay ta I, Var zich love she did taak.
Var two years, I did cwourt her sweet Var she wur ael me pride, An then one nite I ax'd her straite If she hood be me bride.
She hung her yead, an zed she hood Av nar husban bit I, An zoo I then, gun to prepare Tha weddin knot ta tie.
What to read after The Wiltshire Moonrakerss Edition of West Countrie Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Slow to read onlineMoreLess
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