Rhymes Old And New : Collected By M.E.S. Wright
Rhymes Old And New : Collected By M.E.S. Wright
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The wool upon his belly, sir, It dragged upon the ground, It was sold in Derby town, sir, For forty thousand pound. Daddle-i-day, etc.
The space between his horns, sir, Was as far as a man could reach, And there they built a pulpit, sir, For the parson there to preach. Daddle-i-day, etc.
The teeth that were in his mouth, sir, Were like a regiment of men, And the tongue that hung between them, sir, Would have dined them twice and again. Daddle-i-day, etc.
This ram jumped o'er a w...all, sir, His tail caught on a briar, It reached from Derby town, sir, All into Leicestershire. Daddle-i-day, etc.
And of this tail so long, sir, 'Twas ten miles and an ell, They made a goodly rope, sir, To toll the market bell. Daddle-i-day, etc.
This ram had four legs to walk, sir, This ram had four legs to stand, And every leg he had, sir, Stood on an acre of land. Daddle-i-day, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wool upon his belly, sir, It dragged upon the ground, It was sold in Derby town, sir, For forty thousand pound. Daddle-i-day, etc.
The space between his horns, sir, Was as far as a man could reach, And there they built a pulpit, sir, For the parson there to preach. Daddle-i-day, etc.
The teeth that were in his mouth, sir, Were like a regiment of men, And the tongue that hung between them, sir, Would have dined them twice and again. Daddle-i-day, etc.
This ram jumped o'er a w...all, sir, His tail caught on a briar, It reached from Derby town, sir, All into Leicestershire. Daddle-i-day, etc.
And of this tail so long, sir, 'Twas ten miles and an ell, They made a goodly rope, sir, To toll the market bell. Daddle-i-day, etc.
This ram had four legs to walk, sir, This ram had four legs to stand, And every leg he had, sir, Stood on an acre of land. Daddle-i-day, etc.
What to read after Rhymes Old And New : Collected By M.E.S. Wright?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright M. E. S. to read onlineMoreLess
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