The Battle of the Bays
The Battle of the Bays
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33 *' My hen," she said, — " a bantam blend — Has hatched a poor demented chick ; To ease the gentle creature's end I want a pint of arsenic." The chemist deemed the order large, But said no thing and drew the drug ; She seized and bore the sacred charge Before her in a pewter mug.
At tea she faced her fell intent ; Dressing, she lightly laughed at doom ; Dined with the family, and spent The evening in the drawing-room.
At ten the early rooster crowed ; Ten-thirty struck and she was gone ; She ...crossed alone the naked road ; The road had really nothing on.
Her golden braids hung down her back ; Within her side she felt a stitch ; And once the moon behind the wrack Came out and caught her in a ditch.
3 34 The Battle of the Bays.
Once ere she reached the trysting-pear She broke the slumber of the rooks ; She wrung her hands, she tore her hair, And did as people do in books.
From out her cloak she fetched the drug — " Thy health, my love, in Heaven or Hell ! " Deep to the dregs she drained the mug And dropped it, feeling far from well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33 *' My hen," she said, — " a bantam blend — Has hatched a poor demented chick ; To ease the gentle creature's end I want a pint of arsenic." The chemist deemed the order large, But said no thing and drew the drug ; She seized and bore the sacred charge Before her in a pewter mug.
At tea she faced her fell intent ; Dressing, she lightly laughed at doom ; Dined with the family, and spent The evening in the drawing-room.
At ten the early rooster crowed ; Ten-thirty struck and she was gone ; She ...crossed alone the naked road ; The road had really nothing on.
Her golden braids hung down her back ; Within her side she felt a stitch ; And once the moon behind the wrack Came out and caught her in a ditch.
3 34 The Battle of the Bays.
Once ere she reached the trysting-pear She broke the slumber of the rooks ; She wrung her hands, she tore her hair, And did as people do in books.
From out her cloak she fetched the drug — " Thy health, my love, in Heaven or Hell ! " Deep to the dregs she drained the mug And dropped it, feeling far from well.
What to read after The Battle of the Bays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seaman Owen Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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