The Works of Charles And Mary Lamb — volume 4
The Works of Charles And Mary Lamb — volume 4
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" I made haste. Put to the horses, saw her safely coach'd, And drove her-- WAITING-MAID --By the straight high-road to Andover, I guess-- PHILIP Pray, warrant things within your knowledge, Good Mistress Abigail; look to your dressings, And leave the skill in horses to the coachman.
BUTLER He'll have his humour; best not interrupt him.
PHILIP 'Tis market-day, thought I; and the poor beasts, Meeting such droves of cattle and of people, May take a fright; so down the lane I trundled, Where... Goodman Dobson's crazy mare was founder'd, And where the flints were biggest, and ruts widest, By ups and downs, and such bone-cracking motions, We flounder'd on a furlong, till my madam, In policy, to save the few joints left her, Betook her to her feet, and there we parted.
ALL Ha! ha! ha!
BUTLER Hang her! 'tis pity such as she should ride.
WAITING-MAID I think she is a witch; I have tired myself out With sticking pins in her pillow; still she 'scapes them-- BUTLER And I with helping her to mum for claret, But never yet could cheat her dainty palate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I made haste. Put to the horses, saw her safely coach'd, And drove her-- WAITING-MAID --By the straight high-road to Andover, I guess-- PHILIP Pray, warrant things within your knowledge, Good Mistress Abigail; look to your dressings, And leave the skill in horses to the coachman.
BUTLER He'll have his humour; best not interrupt him.
PHILIP 'Tis market-day, thought I; and the poor beasts, Meeting such droves of cattle and of people, May take a fright; so down the lane I trundled, Where... Goodman Dobson's crazy mare was founder'd, And where the flints were biggest, and ruts widest, By ups and downs, and such bone-cracking motions, We flounder'd on a furlong, till my madam, In policy, to save the few joints left her, Betook her to her feet, and there we parted.
ALL Ha! ha! ha!
BUTLER Hang her! 'tis pity such as she should ride.
WAITING-MAID I think she is a witch; I have tired myself out With sticking pins in her pillow; still she 'scapes them-- BUTLER And I with helping her to mum for claret, But never yet could cheat her dainty palate.
What to read after The Works of Charles And Mary Lamb — volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamb Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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