The Oyster GirlA Poem by Debbie BarryA new nursery rhyme about the 18th Century, illustrating the poverty of the time, written in the style of the time.The Oyster Girl
I’ve oysters aplenty, Brought fresh from the sea; Just tuppence for oysters, Pray, buy some from me.
I’ve oysters so tasty; Just shuck ‘em and eat; Just tuppence’ll buy some; Fresh oysters are sweet.
I’ve oysters all ready, To take home to dine; Just tuppence’ll buy you These oysters of mine. © 2018 Debbie BarryAuthor's Note
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Added on February 23, 2018 Last Updated on February 23, 2018 Tags: poem, nursery rhyme, history, historical, 18th century, oysters, street vendor, food, poverty, child labor AuthorDebbie BarryClarkston, MIAboutI live with my husband in southeastern Michigan with our two cats, Mister and Goblin. We enjoy exploring history through French and Indian War re-enactment and through medieval re-enactment in the So.. more..Writing
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