Leisure Hours
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round — he left his seat, But scarcely could he keep his feet, Somehow to Donald's side he stray'd, And with his dirk and wallet play'd.
He climbed his knee — he stood upon it, And tried to catch his auld blue bonnet.
Rubbed till it bled his tender skin.
Upon the bristles of his chin, Nor was that member which projected Forth from his visage more respected, Up to its height his form he drew, Saying '^Donald, I'm as big as you." What further freaks and cantraips wild.
Had passed between the man ...and child, 'Tween this debut and dawning morn, Assisted by John Barleycorn, In truth, can never be declared.
For now a voice out doors is heard; 'Twas Campbell spoke, and held a light— '•'Take heed the step — haud to the right,'' Of opening latch there was a din, And straight the Reverend Sire steptin.
Pleasure was glistening in his eyes.
Contending with extreme surprise; ^'James," said he, in a tone severe, "•Where have you been?— what do you here?" The boy towards his father flew, And clasped his knees, and there he grew, 1 1 6 THE LOST CHILD, 'Till raised up with a fathers joy, Who fondly press'd his truant boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
round — he left his seat, But scarcely could he keep his feet, Somehow to Donald's side he stray'd, And with his dirk and wallet play'd.
He climbed his knee — he stood upon it, And tried to catch his auld blue bonnet.
Rubbed till it bled his tender skin.
Upon the bristles of his chin, Nor was that member which projected Forth from his visage more respected, Up to its height his form he drew, Saying '^Donald, I'm as big as you." What further freaks and cantraips wild.
Had passed between the man ...and child, 'Tween this debut and dawning morn, Assisted by John Barleycorn, In truth, can never be declared.
For now a voice out doors is heard; 'Twas Campbell spoke, and held a light— '•'Take heed the step — haud to the right,'' Of opening latch there was a din, And straight the Reverend Sire steptin.
Pleasure was glistening in his eyes.
Contending with extreme surprise; ^'James," said he, in a tone severe, "•Where have you been?— what do you here?" The boy towards his father flew, And clasped his knees, and there he grew, 1 1 6 THE LOST CHILD, 'Till raised up with a fathers joy, Who fondly press'd his truant boy.
What to read after Leisure Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M'conochie, James R to read onlineMoreLess
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