Gammer Gurtons Garland of Nursery Songs And Toby Tickles Span Classsearch
Gammer Gurtons Garland of Nursery Songs And Toby Tickles Span Classsearch
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Mv sides are firmly lac'd about, Yet nothing is within: You'll think my head is strange in- deed, Being nothing else but skin.
BOTTLED ALE.
Without teeth it bites, Without tongue it sings, It foams without anger, And flies without wings.
19 A KEY* My virtue is such, that I Can do the thing with ease, Which strength and force will never do, Employ them as you please.
20 MISER.
A wretch there is, whose growing wealth But serves to make him poorer still ; And tho' his chests their thousands boast,... They cannot once his belly fill.
A PARROT.
Cloth'd in yellow, red, and green, I prate before the King and Queen; Of neither house nor land possess'd, By lords and knights I am caress'd.
I fly to many foreign parts, Assisted by my spreading wings; My body holds an hundred heart?. Nay, I will tell you stranger things: When I am not in haste I ride, And then I mend my pace anon ; I issue fire out from my side; Ye British youths this riddle con, A TREE.
In Spring I look gay, Deck'd in comely array, In Summer more clothing I wear: When colder it grows, I fling off my clothes, And in Winter quite naked appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mv sides are firmly lac'd about, Yet nothing is within: You'll think my head is strange in- deed, Being nothing else but skin.
BOTTLED ALE.
Without teeth it bites, Without tongue it sings, It foams without anger, And flies without wings.
19 A KEY* My virtue is such, that I Can do the thing with ease, Which strength and force will never do, Employ them as you please.
20 MISER.
A wretch there is, whose growing wealth But serves to make him poorer still ; And tho' his chests their thousands boast,... They cannot once his belly fill.
A PARROT.
Cloth'd in yellow, red, and green, I prate before the King and Queen; Of neither house nor land possess'd, By lords and knights I am caress'd.
I fly to many foreign parts, Assisted by my spreading wings; My body holds an hundred heart?. Nay, I will tell you stranger things: When I am not in haste I ride, And then I mend my pace anon ; I issue fire out from my side; Ye British youths this riddle con, A TREE.
In Spring I look gay, Deck'd in comely array, In Summer more clothing I wear: When colder it grows, I fling off my clothes, And in Winter quite naked appear.
What to read after Gammer Gurtons Garland of Nursery Songs And Toby Tickles Span Classsearch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Puzzlecap to read onlineMoreLess
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