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Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the

Chapter VIII · Chapter 8

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When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.
Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!
He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,
To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?
I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’
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Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the

Chapter VIII · Chapter 8

Chapter 8 of Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the is here in full — 34 sentences across 7 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/6 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.
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Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!
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He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,
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To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?
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I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

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a

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all

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

and

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

appear

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

As

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

at

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

beauty

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

been

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

Before

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behold

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

borrows

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by

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came

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

coat

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day

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

did

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

dispute

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doth

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

embroiderèd

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excel

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

Expressing

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eyes

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

fair

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

fame

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

father

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

fear

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From this reading I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

festival

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

gate

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

gay

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

gold

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

great

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

had

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

have

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

he

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

her

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

his

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

I

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From this reading I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

if

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

in

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

innocent

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

is

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

it

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

jewel

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

knocked

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

likewise

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

lodgings

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

lovely

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

maid

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

mariner's

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

might

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

modestly

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

most

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

mother

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

my

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

not

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From this reading I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

Now

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

number

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

obeisance

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

of

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

off

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

over

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

parents

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

persons

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

Pray

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

presently

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

Ruth

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

said

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

Sandwich

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

saw

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

seas

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

sensible

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

so

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

some

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

soon

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

sorrow

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

splendid

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

stripped

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

suit

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

sweet

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

tears

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

that

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

the

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

their

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

them

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

Then

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

they

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

thousands

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

to

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

took

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

up

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From this reading Now, when that they took up their lodgings, behold!

was

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

weeping

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well

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From this reading I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

were

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From this reading He stripped off his coat of embroiderèd gold, And presently borrows a mariner’s suit, That he with her parents might have some dispute, Before they were sensible he was so great; And when he came in and knocked at the gate, He soon saw her father, and mother likewise, Expressing their sorrow with tears in their eyes,

When

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

where

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

Whose

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From this reading To them, with obeisance, he modestly said, ‘Pray where is my jewel, that innocent maid, Whose sweet lovely beauty doth thousands excel?

With

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From this reading When over the seas to fair Sandwich he came, With Ruth, and a number of persons of fame, Then all did appear most splendid and gay, As if it had been a great festival day.

your

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From this reading I fear, by your weeping, that all is not well!’

Chapter 8 of Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the by Robert [Editor] Bell holds 34 sentences, grouped into 7 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

What does chapter 8 of Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the contain?

Chapter 8 holds 34 sentences of Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the, unabridged, divided into 7 reading sections.

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Audio covers the whole chapter: any sentence can be played, and any single word within it can be played on its own. The voice uses United States English. For a work of this period that matters, because spelling is an unreliable guide to pronunciation for vocabulary that has fallen out of daily use, and a learner who guesses wrong tends to keep the error. Hearing the word in its own sentence, and then alone, settles it.

Questions about reading Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the

Common questions about reading Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the by Robert [Editor] Bell on this page, its source edition and its audio.

Is this the complete text of Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the?

Yes. All 2651 sentences of Project Gutenberg eBook #649 are kept, with a record of which sentences cover which part.

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Project Gutenberg eBook #649, a public-domain edition. The Project Gutenberg header, footer and licence are removed.

How long does Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the take to read?

About 220 minutes of reading across 531 sections of 5 sentences each, at an unhurried pace.

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Vocabulary met early in Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the

Words and structures a reader meets early in Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the, each tappable for pronunciation and meaning.

Indian
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Withered
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Quite
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Though
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