West Country Songs
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" I am more than a match for Jim any day, " Says Pedder Polsue.
They was down 'pon Mevagissey Quay, A passle of chaps, when Pedder says he, " Now, Jimmie, my son, here's a sum for thee, " Says Pedder Polsue.
44 f~-i A LI'LL SUM 45 " I'll give 'ee two minutes to do it, come — 'Tis a fine and easy little sum, And 'tisn't a failin' o' yours to be dumb, " Says Pedder Polsue.
" A chap took three herrin's out of a cask, 'Three ha'pence, ' says he, 'is the charge I ask. ' How much for a shilling ? and... that's the task, " Says Pedder Polsue.
" 'Tis Devon 'gainst Cornwall, so now fair play. Two minutes I'll give 'ee, so hurry away ; Lev us gone for to see who'll win the day, " Says Pedder Polsue.
Now Jimmie Treglown he scratched his head, " Don't let en beat 'ee, " the Cornishman said. Poor Jimmie, the face of him turned quite red. Did Jimmie Treglown.
46 A LI'LL SUM "Two minutes is up and Jimmie don't knaw, " Says Pedder Polsue. Says the Cornishman " Aw ! " And Jimmie Treglown scratched his head, and " Law !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I am more than a match for Jim any day, " Says Pedder Polsue.
They was down 'pon Mevagissey Quay, A passle of chaps, when Pedder says he, " Now, Jimmie, my son, here's a sum for thee, " Says Pedder Polsue.
44 f~-i A LI'LL SUM 45 " I'll give 'ee two minutes to do it, come — 'Tis a fine and easy little sum, And 'tisn't a failin' o' yours to be dumb, " Says Pedder Polsue.
" A chap took three herrin's out of a cask, 'Three ha'pence, ' says he, 'is the charge I ask. ' How much for a shilling ? and... that's the task, " Says Pedder Polsue.
" 'Tis Devon 'gainst Cornwall, so now fair play. Two minutes I'll give 'ee, so hurry away ; Lev us gone for to see who'll win the day, " Says Pedder Polsue.
Now Jimmie Treglown he scratched his head, " Don't let en beat 'ee, " the Cornishman said. Poor Jimmie, the face of him turned quite red. Did Jimmie Treglown.
46 A LI'LL SUM "Two minutes is up and Jimmie don't knaw, " Says Pedder Polsue. Says the Cornishman " Aw ! " And Jimmie Treglown scratched his head, and " Law !
What to read after West Country Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Guy Pearse to read onlineMoreLess
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