Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824, Taylor, Ann, 1782-1866 · Philadelphia : T. Ash · leaf 100
vulgar, and I am genteel, Theyre creatures that nobody knows,So Im sure now, mamma, that Im better a deal, Than maids, and such people as those. True gentility, Charlotte, her mother replied, Is confined to no station, or place,And nothings so vulgar as folly and pride, Though dressd in red… … THE HORSE. A HORSE, long usd to bit and bridle,But always much disposd to idle,Had often wishd that he was ableTo steal unnoticd from the stable. He panted from his inmost soul,To be at nobodys control,Go his own pace, slower or faster,In short, do nothing—like his master. But yet he neer had got…
Children's poetry, English
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