Chapters 19
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1 01 - The Circus - Read by AMB 1:18
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by and B.Suite13. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rush out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid! Yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus. Yes, sirree. Sare about enough for three.
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2 02 - The Circus - Read by AWB 1:30
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Andrew Bedford. On the 17th of June, 2020, Yorkshire, United Kingdom. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade. While many remember they've never been paid as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk. And laugh at the capers cut by the monk.
Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus, yes siree, saw about enough for three.
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3 03 - The Circus - Read by BK 1:34
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Bruce Kachuk.
Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade and look at the elephant twirling his trunk and laugh at the capers Cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus. Yes, sirree. Saw about enough for three.
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4 04 - The Circus - Read by BR 1:33
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Batty Royale. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly stayed yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers, Cut by the monk? Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus, yes siree. Saw about enough for three.
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5 05 - The Circus - Read by CF 1:26
Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rush out to look at the circus parade. And preachers, Who used to be terribly stayed, yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown, who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes, sirree, saw about enough for three.
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6 06 - The Circus - Read by CJPH 1:15
The Circus by Edwin C.
Rank. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid. As they rushed out to look at the circus parade, And preachers who used to be terribly staid yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dance, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster, cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes, hurree. Saw about enough for three.
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7 07 - The Circus - Read by CLP 1:08
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Chris Pyle.
Oh, the circus parade, oh, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes siree. Saw about enough for three.
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8 08 - The Circus - Read by DL 1:18
The Circus by Edward C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by David Lawrence. Oh, the circus parade. Oh, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade. And the merchants forget that they've got any trade. While many remember they've never been paid, as they rush out to look at the circus parade. And preachers, who used to be terribly staid, yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling its trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown, who was acting a dunce.
And try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus, yes, sirree, saw about enough for three.
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9 09 - The Circus - Read by EA 1:13
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank, read for LibriVox.org by Edmund Agabau. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there. Both the mistress and maid all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus. Yes, siree. Saw about enough for three.
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10 10 - The Circus - Read by ED 1:08
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Elise D.
Oh, the circus parade. Oh, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid yelled just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there. Both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once, gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes, siree. Saw that enough for three.
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11 11 - The Circus - Read by FH 1:12
Oh the circus parade! Oh the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, And the merchants forget that they have got any trade. While many remember they have never been paid, As they rushed out to look at the circus parade, And preachers who used to be terribly stayed, Yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there. Both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you have seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade! And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the cappers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting at dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip.
And watch the tightrope artists' skip. I saw the circus. Yes, siri. So about enough for three.
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12 12 - The Circus - Read by GB 1:27
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank.
Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly stayed yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both a mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes, sirree, saw about enough for three.
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13 13 - The Circus - Read by GD 1:21
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Garfield D'Souza.
Oh, the circus parade, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade. While many remember they've never been paid as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid Yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce. And try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes siree! So about enough for three.
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14 14 - The Circus - Read by GRS 1:29
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Graham Scott, Cheltenham, England.
Oh, the circus parade. Oh, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly stayed yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes sir-ee, saw about enough for three.
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15 15 - The Circus - Read by LAH 1:18
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Leanne Howlett.
Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly staid. Yelled just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes siree, saw about enough for three.
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16 16 - The Circus - Read by PN 1:11
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank, read for LibriVox.org by Princess Noir4. Oh, the circus parade, oh, the circus parade. It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rushed out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly stayed, yelled just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown, who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus. Yes, siree. Sought about enough for three.
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17 17 - The Circus - Read by PS 1:19
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Phil Schempf. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget that they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid as they rush out to look at the circus parade, and preachers who used to be terribly stayed Yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade. And look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watching the old clown who is acting a dunce. And try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip. I saw that circus, yes, sirree, saw about enough for three.
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18 18 - The Circus - Read by LCW 1:18
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Larry Wilson. Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, and the merchants forget they've got any trade, while many remember they've never been paid, as they rush out to look at the circus parade. And preachers who used to be terribly stayed Yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dunce, and try hard to see three rings going at once.
Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tight-rope artist skip. I saw the circus, yes, siree, saw about enough for three.
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19 19 - The Circus - Read by RF 1:29
The Circus by Edwin C. Rank. Read for LibriVox.org by Ryan.
Oh, the circus parade! Oh, the circus parade! It lays all the politics back in the shade, And the merchants forget that they've got any trade, While many remember they've never been paid. As they rushed out to look at the circus parade, And preachers who used to be terribly stayed, yell just like boys at the circus parade. Everyone's there, both the mistress and maid, all looking on at the circus parade. And out at the grounds, when you've seen the parade, how delicious it is to drink pink lemonade, and look at the elephant twirling his trunk, and laugh at the capers cut by the monk. Watch the old clown who is acting a dance, and try hard to see three rings going on at once. Gaze at the ringmaster cracking his whip, and watch the tightrope artist skip.
I saw that circus, yes sirree, saw about enough for three.