Mouse and Mouser Mouse and Mouser of «English Fairy Tales» by Joseph Jacobs: the whole text, 37 sentences and 305 words. Every sentence has its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
1 The Mouse went to visit the Cat, and found her sitting behind the hall door, spinning. 2 MOUSE. 3 What are you doing, my lady, my lady, What are you doing, my lady? 4 CAT (_sharply_). 5 I'm spinning old breeches, good body, good body I'm spinning old breeches, good body. 6 MOUSE. 7 Long may you wear them, my lady, my lady, Long may you wear them, my lady. 8 CAT (_gruffly_). 9 I'll wear' em and tear 'em, good body, good body. 10 I'll wear 'em and tear 'em, good body. 11 MOUSE. 12 I was sweeping my room, my lady, my lady, I was sweeping my room, my lady. 13 CAT. 14 The cleaner you'd be, good body, good body, The cleaner you'd be, good body. 15 MOUSE. 16 I found a silver sixpence, my lady, my lady, I found a silver sixpence, my lady. 17 CAT. 18 The richer you were, good body, good body, The richer you were, good body. 19 MOUSE. 20 I went to the market, my lady, my lady, I went to the market, my lady. 21 CAT. 22 The further you went, good body, good body The further you went, good body. 23 MOUSE. 24 I bought me a pudding, my lady, my lady, I bought me a pudding, my lady. 25 CAT (_snarling_). 26 The more meat you had, good body, good body, The more meat you had, good body. 27 MOUSE. 28 I put it in the window to cool, my lady, I put it in the window to cool. 29 CAT. 30 (_sharply_). 31 The faster you'd eat it, good body, good body, The faster you'd eat it, good body. 32 MOUSE (_timidly_). 33 The cat came and ate it, my lady, my lady, The cat came and ate it, my lady. 34 CAT (_pouncingly_). 35 And I'll eat you, good body, good body, And I'll eat you, good body. 36 (_Springs upon the mouse and kills it. 37 _) ← previous Jack Hannafordnext → Cap O' Rushes↑ back to English Fairy Tales This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg7439/14/