Chap-Books And Folk-Lore Tracts 5
Chap-Books And Folk-Lore Tracts 5
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Who trusts in Him of him He will take care ; But growing rich chuse humbleness, not pride, Let these dead persons' virtues be your guide.
xxxii Introduction.
The following reprint of a later version of the chap-book is almost identical with a large number of editions : THB ADVENTURES OF SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON, WHO WAS THREE TIMES LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
And the Surprising History of bis CAT, TO WHICH IS ADDED The Caledonian, A Poem.
Banbury: Printed and sold by J. Cheney y in the High Street, TH...E HISTORY OF WHITTINGTON.
Dick Whittington was a very little boy when his father and mother died ; little indeed, that he never knew them, nor the place Introduction. xxxiii where he was born. He stroUecl about the country as ragged as a colty till he met with a waggoner who was going to London/ and who gave him leave to walk all the way by the side of his waggon without paying anything for his passage, which pleased little Whittington very much, as he wanted to see London sadly, for he had heard that the streets were paved with gold, and he was willing to get a bushel of it ; but how great was his disappointment, poor boy !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who trusts in Him of him He will take care ; But growing rich chuse humbleness, not pride, Let these dead persons' virtues be your guide.
xxxii Introduction.
The following reprint of a later version of the chap-book is almost identical with a large number of editions : THB ADVENTURES OF SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON, WHO WAS THREE TIMES LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
And the Surprising History of bis CAT, TO WHICH IS ADDED The Caledonian, A Poem.
Banbury: Printed and sold by J. Cheney y in the High Street, TH...E HISTORY OF WHITTINGTON.
Dick Whittington was a very little boy when his father and mother died ; little indeed, that he never knew them, nor the place Introduction. xxxiii where he was born. He stroUecl about the country as ragged as a colty till he met with a waggoner who was going to London/ and who gave him leave to walk all the way by the side of his waggon without paying anything for his passage, which pleased little Whittington very much, as he wanted to see London sadly, for he had heard that the streets were paved with gold, and he was willing to get a bushel of it ; but how great was his disappointment, poor boy !
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