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Mr. Lear

‘How 'pleasant to ‘krtow Mr. _xLear,’

Who has 'written such ^xvolumes of , stuff; 'Some ,think him ’iH*tempered and ^xqueer, But a ^/vfew ,think him /pleasant e*nough.

Edward Lear. 1812-1888. The 'Silent xEngłish

In 'tele’graphic /Sentences, ¹ half 'nodded to their /riends, They ''hini a _fmatter’s /inwardness—and 'there the ‘matter 'ends.

And ,while the 'Celt is ^x/talking from Va'lentia to 'Kirk-^N/wall,

The ^wEnglish—_xxah, the _//X/English—‘don’t say "anything at

Mik	Rudyard Kipling. 1865-1936.
	‘Jenny xKissed Me

'Jenny "kissed me ,when we ,met,

'Jumping from the 'chair she ^xsat in;

/Time, you 'thief, who 'love to 'get

/Sweets into your ‘list, ~~put _xxthat in.

₍Say Tm ₇weary, ₇say Fm 'sad;    -

‘Say that "health and 'wealth have _xxmissed me; /Say Fm 'growing 'old, but ^v/add

.. /Jenny //xkissed me. J. II. Leigh Hunt. 1784-1859. Be xGood, .Sweet ,Maid

Be _xgood, ,sweet ,maid, and Tet who 'will be _x/clever; 'Do ,noble ,things, Miot _/xdream _them _ta]l day /long.

Charles Kingsley. 1819-1875.