Merry Tales And Three Shrovetide Plays
Merry Tales And Three Shrovetide Plays
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While this rough sailor did but bray : " Hee-haw " was all that it could say ; It might have tried its words to vary But for its small vocabulary. While frolicking and dancing still The shaken boat began to fill — Still stamped this giddy ass until 134 THE ASS AND THE CRABS 18; The boat upset, and it fell out.
Although a lusty beast and stout, Not having learned to swim, it sank Close to the meadow's bushy bank.
The reason why this came to pass Was that the beast was such an ass.
Though drowned..., the body caught and hung.
The branches of some trees among.
The Uttle boat went drifting on ; But where it went, what port it won.
This tale tells not.
The miller sought His ass at eve, but found it not ; He searched the bushes carefully ; Ne'er of the water side thought he ; He cursed and shouted noisily ; He cursed till he was out of breath ; He almost cursed himself to death. At last he gave up search till morn, For it was plain the ass was gone ; And he concluded with behef It had been caught by some sly thief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While this rough sailor did but bray : " Hee-haw " was all that it could say ; It might have tried its words to vary But for its small vocabulary. While frolicking and dancing still The shaken boat began to fill — Still stamped this giddy ass until 134 THE ASS AND THE CRABS 18; The boat upset, and it fell out.
Although a lusty beast and stout, Not having learned to swim, it sank Close to the meadow's bushy bank.
The reason why this came to pass Was that the beast was such an ass.
Though drowned..., the body caught and hung.
The branches of some trees among.
The Uttle boat went drifting on ; But where it went, what port it won.
This tale tells not.
The miller sought His ass at eve, but found it not ; He searched the bushes carefully ; Ne'er of the water side thought he ; He cursed and shouted noisily ; He cursed till he was out of breath ; He almost cursed himself to death. At last he gave up search till morn, For it was plain the ass was gone ; And he concluded with behef It had been caught by some sly thief.
What to read after Merry Tales And Three Shrovetide Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hans Sachs to read onlineMoreLess
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