Reynard the Fox; After the German Version of Volume 2026 (Paperback)
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This item is printed on demand. 62 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855 edition. Excerpt: . . . Say, dearest Madam, may I make so bold To ask if this sweet Creatures to be sold If so, for it belongs to you I see, I trust upon the price we may agree. Said (he; Yes, if I get the sum I want, Ill sell her; and tis not exorbitant; Youll find it written on my near hind hoof. I guessed her meaning and kept well aloof. Alas! I cried, as though I nought suspected; My education has been sore neglected; Reading and writing are beyond my powr; My parents have a deal to answer for. Not for myself the dear Child I desire; It was the Wolf who bad me to inquire. Hed better come himself; replied the Mare; Quoth I, Ill tell him what your wishes are. So where he waited I joined Iscgrim; The Foal is to be had, said I to him; The price is written on the Mares hind hoof; She kindly offered me to see the proof; But twas no use to me, who cannot read; My life, alas! has sadly run to seed. But you, dear Uncle, soon will make it out; Approach and read, for you can read, no doubt. Said Isegrim, I rather think I can; German, French, Latin, and Italian. To school I went at Erfurt, then to college, Where I picked up a vast amount of knowledge; Took duly my degrees and honors too; I swear I quite forget how much I knew: All one learns there is wondrously abstruse, Though not, perhaps, in practice, of much use. Ill go and the inscription read at once, To prove that, though a Scholar, Im no Dunce. So off he started to the Mare, quite bold, Asked for how much the Foal was to be sold; She gave the answer she had givn before; And down he stooped the writing to explore. Her hoof she lifted gently from the grass; Fresh shod and armed with six new nails it was; And fetched him a full plumper on the head, . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855 edition. Excerpt: . Say, dearest Madam, may I make so bold * To ask if this sweet Creature s to be sold? If so, for it belongs to you I see, * I trust upon the price we may agree. Said (he; Yes, if I get the sum I want, I ll sell her; and tis not exorbitant; You ll find it written on my near hind hoof. I guessed her meaning and kept well aloof. * Alas! I cried, as though I nought suspected; My education has been sore neglected; * Reading and writing are beyond my pow r; My parents have a deal to answer for. Not for myself the dear Child I desire; It was the Wolf who bad me to inquire. He d better come himself; replied the Mare; Quoth I, I ll tell him what your wishes are. So where he waited I joined Iscgrim; The Foal is to be had, said I to him; The price is written on the Mare s hind hoof; * She kindly offered me to see the proof; But twas no use to me, who cannot read; * My life, alas! has sadly run to seed. But you, dear Uncle, soon will make it out; Approach and read, for you can read, no doubt. Said Isegrim, I rather think I can; * German, French, Latin, and Italian. To school I went at Erfurt, then to college, Where I picked up a vast amount of knowledge; Took duly my degrees and honors too; I swear I quite forget how much I knew: All one learns there is wond rously abstruse, Though not, perhaps, in practice, of much use. I ll go and the inscription read at once, To prove that, though a Scholar, I m no Dunce. So off he started to the Mare, quite bold, Asked for how much the Foal was to be sold; She gave the answer she had giv n before; And down he stooped the writing to explore. Her hoof she lifted gently from the grass; Fresh shod and armed with six new nails it was; And fetched him a full plumper on the head, .

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855 edition. Excerpt: . Say, dearest Madam, may I make so bold * To ask if this sweet Creature s to be sold? If so, for it belongs to you I see, * I trust upon the price we may agree. Said (he; Yes, if I get the sum I want, I ll sell her; and tis not exorbitant; You ll find it written on my near hind hoof. I guessed her meaning and kept well aloof. * Alas! I cried, as though I nought suspected; My education has been sore neglected; * Reading and writing are beyond my pow r; My parents have a deal to answer for. Not for myself the dear Child I desire; It was the Wolf who bad me to inquire. He d better come himself; replied the Mare; Quoth I, I ll tell him what your wishes are. So where he waited I joined Iscgrim; The Foal is to be had, said I to him; The price is written on the Mare s hind hoof; * She kindly offered me to see the proof; But twas no use to me, who cannot read; * My life, alas! has sadly run to seed. But you, dear Uncle, soon will make it out; Approach and read, for you can read, no doubt. Said Isegrim, I rather think I can; * German, French, Latin, and Italian. To school I went at Erfurt, then to college, Where I picked up a vast amount of knowledge; Took duly my degrees and honors too; I swear I quite forget how much I knew: All one learns there is wond rously abstruse, Though not, perhaps, in practice, of much use. I ll go and the inscription read at once, To prove that, though a Scholar, I m no Dunce. So off he started to the Mare, quite bold, Asked for how much the Foal was to be sold; She gave the answer she had giv n before; And down he stooped the writing to explore. Her hoof she lifted gently from the grass; Fresh shod and armed with six new nails it was; And fetched him a full plumper on the head, .

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1855 edition. Excerpt: ... 'Say, dearest Madam, may I make so bold * To ask if this sweet Creature's to be sold? 'If so, for it belongs to you I see, * I trust upon the price we may agree.' Said (he; 'Yes, if I get the sum I want, 'I'll sell her; and 'tis not exorbitant; 'You'll find it written on my near hind hoof.' I guessed her meaning and kept well aloof. * Alas!' I cried, as though I nought suspected; 'My education has been sore neglected; * Reading and writing are beyond my pow'r; 'My parents have a deal to answer for. 'Not for myself the dear Child I desire; 'It was the Wolf who bad me to inquire.' 'He'd better come himself;' replied the Mare; Quoth I, ' I'll tell him what your wishes are.' So where he waited I joined Iscgrim; 'The Foal is to be had,' said I to him; 'The price is written on the Mare's hind hoof; * She kindly offered me to see the proof; 'But 'twas no use to me, who cannot read; * My life, alas! has sadly run to seed. 'But you, dear Uncle, soon will make it out; 'Approach and read, for you can read, no doubt.' Said Isegrim, ' I rather think I can; * German, French, Latin, and Italian. 'To school I went at Erfurt, then to college, 'Where I picked up a vast amount of knowledge; 'Took duly my degrees and honors too; 'I swear I quite forget how much I knew: 'All one learns there is wond'rously abstruse, 'Though not, perhaps, in practice, of much use. 'I'll go and the inscription read at once, 'To prove that, though a Scholar, I'm no Dunce.' So off he started to the Mare, quite bold, Asked for how much the Foal was to be sold; She gave the answer she had giv'n before; And down he stooped the writing to explore. Her hoof she lifted gently from the grass; Fresh shod and armed with six new nails it was; And fetched him a full plumper on the head,... Paperback, Label: TheClassics.us, TheClassics.us, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-09-12, Studio: TheClassics.us.

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