Puck of Pook's Hill by Rudyard Kipling
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page 75 of 231 (32%)
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begin with Gilbert the Clerk? _He_ was false enough.'
'Poor false Gilbert. Yet, in his fashion, he was bold,' said Sir Richard. 'What did he do?' said Dan. 'He wrote,' said Sir Richard. 'Is the tale meet for children, think you?' He looked at Puck; but 'Tell us! Tell us!' cried Dan and Una together. THORKILD'S SONG There's no wind along these seas, Out oars for Stavanger! Forward all for Stavanger! So we must wake the white-ash breeze, Let fall for Stavanger! A long pull for Stavanger! Oh, hear the benches creak and strain! (A long pull for Stavanger!) She thinks she smells the Northland rain! (A long pull for Stavanger!) She thinks she smells the Northland snow, And she's as glad as we to go. |
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