Works of the British Poets
Works of the British Poets
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Mrs. Roney*8 best linning, gownds, petticoats, and «lose, Her children's little coats and things, her boots, and her hose, She packed them, and she stole 'em, and avay vith them did flee.
Mrs. Roney's situation — you may thmk vat it vould be I Of Mary, ungrateful, who had served her this way, Mrs. Roncy heard nothink for a long year and a day.
Till last Thursday, m Lambeth, ven whom should she see But this Mary, as had acted so ungrateful to she?
She was leaning on the helbo of a worthy young m...an, They were going to be married, and were walkin* hand in hand ; And the church-bells was a ringing for Mary and he.
And the parson was ready, and a waitin for his fee.
When up comes Mrs. Roney, and faces Mary Brown, Who trembles, and castes her eyes upon the ground.
She calls a jolly pleaseman, it happens to be me; '' I charge this young woman, Mr. Pleaseman," says she.
" Mrs. Roney, o, Mrs. Roney, o^ do let me go, I acted most ungrateful, I own, and I know, ^ But the marriage-bell is a ringin, and the ring you may see, And tMs young man is a waitin," says Mary says she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Roney*8 best linning, gownds, petticoats, and «lose, Her children's little coats and things, her boots, and her hose, She packed them, and she stole 'em, and avay vith them did flee.
Mrs. Roney's situation — you may thmk vat it vould be I Of Mary, ungrateful, who had served her this way, Mrs. Roncy heard nothink for a long year and a day.
Till last Thursday, m Lambeth, ven whom should she see But this Mary, as had acted so ungrateful to she?
She was leaning on the helbo of a worthy young m...an, They were going to be married, and were walkin* hand in hand ; And the church-bells was a ringing for Mary and he.
And the parson was ready, and a waitin for his fee.
When up comes Mrs. Roney, and faces Mary Brown, Who trembles, and castes her eyes upon the ground.
She calls a jolly pleaseman, it happens to be me; '' I charge this young woman, Mr. Pleaseman," says she.
" Mrs. Roney, o, Mrs. Roney, o^ do let me go, I acted most ungrateful, I own, and I know, ^ But the marriage-bell is a ringin, and the ring you may see, And tMs young man is a waitin," says Mary says she.
What to read after Works of the British Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Rossiter to read onlineMoreLess
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