A London Comedy And Other Vanities
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LOVE AND DEATH The Picture hj F. G. Watts, R. A.
O Love and Death, Calm with uplifted hand, the mother, angel, friend. Advances t'wards Life's portals. See her bend O'er the yomig Love, w^ho'd fain the house defend.
Impotent Love cries burning tears of rage. But conquering Death, the kindly, certain, sage, Bids Love regard her as his appanage.
Love learns not, but with tender strength opposes The passing of the Stranger o'er the roses ; Still Death moves on, and as she wills, disposes.
Love and... Death, Be reconciled, each guarding well the other. O Love and Death, strong sister, tenderest brother.
64 LONDON MAIDS.
• It, - LONDON MAIDS I. — THE " A B C " MAID She's pale and neat ; she's dressed in black : She comes to your table wearily, With pensive air, but a modern knack Of hinting all life's vacuity.
She carries no old-world courtesy. But the air is freighted odorously, For they give one excellent tea In the sober salons of "a b c. " In convent garb of black and white By the counter, where urns work steamily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOVE AND DEATH The Picture hj F. G. Watts, R. A.
O Love and Death, Calm with uplifted hand, the mother, angel, friend. Advances t'wards Life's portals. See her bend O'er the yomig Love, w^ho'd fain the house defend.
Impotent Love cries burning tears of rage. But conquering Death, the kindly, certain, sage, Bids Love regard her as his appanage.
Love learns not, but with tender strength opposes The passing of the Stranger o'er the roses ; Still Death moves on, and as she wills, disposes.
Love and... Death, Be reconciled, each guarding well the other. O Love and Death, strong sister, tenderest brother.
64 LONDON MAIDS.
• It, - LONDON MAIDS I. — THE " A B C " MAID She's pale and neat ; she's dressed in black : She comes to your table wearily, With pensive air, but a modern knack Of hinting all life's vacuity.
She carries no old-world courtesy. But the air is freighted odorously, For they give one excellent tea In the sober salons of "a b c. " In convent garb of black and white By the counter, where urns work steamily.
What to read after A London Comedy And Other Vanities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egan Mew to read onlineMoreLess
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