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" A favourite the ghost became ; And 'twas his fate to thrive : And long he lived and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale, And some conviction too : Each thought some other goblin tale, Perhaps, was just as true. "
The farmer's boy: Rural tales. ballads, and songs: Wild flowers; or ... - Page 93
by Robert Bloomfield - 1853 - 225 pages
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The Star reciter; a collection of prose and poetical gems, selected and ...

Star reciter - 1873 - 330 pages
...hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor ; The matron learned to love the sound That frightened her before. A favourite the ghost became, And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived, and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale, And some...
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Select poetry for children: with notes, arranged by J. Payne, Issue 690

Joseph Payne - 1874 - 390 pages
...hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor ; The matron learned to love the sound That frightened her before. A favourite the ghost became And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived, and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive ; For many a laugh went through the vale, And some...
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The Leigh parish magazine. [With] Parish magazine, ed. by J.E. Clarke

1879 - 516 pages
...hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor: The matron learned to love tho sound That frightened her before. A favourite the ghost became, And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived, and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale, And some...
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Stories for standard i (-vi).

mrs. William Thomas Greenup - 1880 - 232 pages
...stranger in, And rear'd him as their own. His little hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor ; The matron learn'd to love the sound That frighten'd...became, And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. BLOOMFIELD. LESSON 13. STORIES OF ANIMALS. •...
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Poetic Treasures: Or, Passages from the Poets. Chronologically Arranged

Passages, John Allen Giles - English poetry - 1881 - 744 pages
...reared him as their own. His little hoofs would rattle round Upor the cottage floor ; The matron learnt to love the sound That frighten'd her before. A favourite...became ; And 'twas his fate to thrive : And long he lived and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale, And some...
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Ferguson's readings & recitations

Ferguson - 1881 - 386 pages
...hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor ; The matron learned to love the sound That frightened her before. A favourite the ghost became, And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived, and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale, And some...
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Cassell's library of English literature, selected, ed. and arranged by H. Morley

Cassell, ltd - 1883 - 562 pages
...would rattle round Upon the cottage flour, : The matron learn'd to luve the sound That frighten' d her before. A favourite the ghost became, And 'twas...alive. For many a laugh went through the vale ; And sumo conviction too : Each thought some other goblin tale, 1'urliaps, wad just as true. 70 80 Here...
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The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 278

English periodicals - 1895 - 928 pages
...had lost its dam within the spacious park, And simple as the playful lamb had followed in the dark. A favourite the ghost became, and 'twas his fate to thrive, And long he lived and spread his fame, and kept the joke alive ; For many a laugh went through the vale, and some...
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English Songs and Ballads

Ballads, English - 1902 - 386 pages
...hoofs would rattle round Upon the cottage floor; The matron learned to love the sound That frightened her before. A favourite the Ghost became, And 'twas his fate to thrive ; And long he lived and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. For many a laugh went through the vale ; And some...
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Studies in Philology, Volume 16

Electronic journals - 1919 - 410 pages
...They took the shaggy stranger in, And rear'd him as their own. And Bloomfield concludes : A favorite the Ghost became; And, 'twas his fate to thrive; And...liv'd and spread his fame, And kept the joke alive. (Rural Tales). Bloomfield's handling of this amusing situation gives token of an ability elsewhere...
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