Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MODELS, by ELIZABETH TURNER (1755-1846) Poet's Biography First Line: As dick and bryan were at play Last Line: Will act like dick and bryan. Subject(s): Boys; Honesty | ||||||||
AS Dick and Bryan were at play At trap, it came to pass, Dick struck the ball, so far away, He broke a pane of glass. Though much alarmed, they did not run, But walk'd up to the spot; And offer'd for the damage done What money they had got. When accidents like this arise, Dear children! this rely on, All honest, honourable boys Will act like Dick and Bryan. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TWO HORSES AND A DOG by JAMES GALVIN THE GOLDEN SCHLEMIEL by IRVING FELDMAN PHILOMELA: PHILOMELA'S ODE [THAT SHE SANG IN HER ARBOR] by ROBERT GREENE THE NUANCES OF MENDACITY by FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS INGENIOUS OVERSOUL by GRACE EVELYN BROWN TAM SAMSON'S ELEGY by ROBERT BURNS AMBITIOUS SOPHY by ELIZABETH TURNER (1755-1846) |
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