Chap-books of the eighteenth century . A. An old woman scolding in a high crowned Hat. 312 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. Q. My weapon is exceeding keen,Of which I think I well may boast,And Ill encounter Colonel GreenTogether with his mighty me they could not then compare,I conquer them both great and small,Tho thousands stood before me thereI stood and got no harm at A. A Man mowing of Grass with a Scyth, which took allbefore it. The True Trial of Understanding, 313 Q. I saw five birds all in a cage, Each bird had but one single wing,They were an hundred years of
Chap-books of the eighteenth century . A. An old woman scolding in a high crowned Hat. 312 Chap-Books of the Eighteenth Century. Q. My weapon is exceeding keen,Of which I think I well may boast,And Ill encounter Colonel GreenTogether with his mighty me they could not then compare,I conquer them both great and small,Tho thousands stood before me thereI stood and got no harm at A. A Man mowing of Grass with a Scyth, which took allbefore it. The True Trial of Understanding, 313 Q. I saw five birds all in a cage, Each bird had but one single wing,They were an hundred years of yet did fly and sweetly wonder did my mind I beheld their age and strength ;Besides, as near as I can guess,—Their tails were thirty feet in length.
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