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We shall be late — he sees us — fast ! fast ! fast !
Well, now we're safely out of it at last !
We won't return — for, though 'twas pretty full, I never saw a Windsor fair so dull.
• The rout here described, given by Dr. Keate, masters & Co., actually occurred at this fair, of which my verse gives a very fair account.
October 24, 1832.
CORRESPONDENCE OF HARRY BROOME, ESQUIRE, (UNPUBLISHED.) LETTER I.
HARRY BROOME, ESQ. TO TOBIAS AMIZEN, ESQ.
On the back of an old mathem...atical paper I have scribbled these lines — by the light of a taper, Which burns in my cell, that's nor freezing nor damp, And serves me as well as Demosthenes' lamp.
You know, my dear Toby, our studious way, We ne'er write a letter but when we 're distrait ; So finding naught else in the world I could do, In order to 'scape from the devils hight blue, I bethought me I'd scrawl an epistle to you.
And what's more astonishing still, you'll allow, I have something to write about! — What think you now?
34 CORRESPONDENCE OF HARRY BROOME, Esq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We shall be late — he sees us — fast ! fast ! fast !
Well, now we're safely out of it at last !
We won't return — for, though 'twas pretty full, I never saw a Windsor fair so dull.
• The rout here described, given by Dr. Keate, masters & Co., actually occurred at this fair, of which my verse gives a very fair account.
October 24, 1832.
CORRESPONDENCE OF HARRY BROOME, ESQUIRE, (UNPUBLISHED.) LETTER I.
HARRY BROOME, ESQ. TO TOBIAS AMIZEN, ESQ.
On the back of an old mathem...atical paper I have scribbled these lines — by the light of a taper, Which burns in my cell, that's nor freezing nor damp, And serves me as well as Demosthenes' lamp.
You know, my dear Toby, our studious way, We ne'er write a letter but when we 're distrait ; So finding naught else in the world I could do, In order to 'scape from the devils hight blue, I bethought me I'd scrawl an epistle to you.
And what's more astonishing still, you'll allow, I have something to write about! — What think you now?
34 CORRESPONDENCE OF HARRY BROOME, Esq.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis, Alexander John, 1814-1890. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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