A Peck O Maut
A Peck O Maut
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In the foreground a portly and jolly Chinee party Is giving a kind of an afternoon tea-party To a god and a goddess, at least so one guesses, For an acolyte zephyr with slavish caresses Showers down every petal that 's known to the Spring : They did themselves proudly in Dynasty Ming !
Such flowers and profusion ! Ah well, 'twas the Flowery Land (How pleasant it sounds in this chilly and showery land !) ; Just think of the lawns and the lisp of the fountains, And the blue in the distance of pin...e-covered mountains, And the graceful white cranes mark the bold sweep of wing Of the one just alighting in Dynasty Ming !
58 IN DYNASTY MING 'Tis captious, perhaps, still a critic may criticise Any point in a picture that doesn't quite fit his eyes ; And the best Chinese Edens should surely achieve dogs, The haughty companions of kings, known as sleeve-dogs ; One or two for the baby brought home from Peking The critic had asked for in Dynasty Ming !
For he means, when the fogs in sulphureous fumes bury The chill London chimneys, if passing through Bloomsbury To call for five minutes of phantom and fancy, And charm of red lacquer, pagoda and pansy, And dream, in some valley where nightingales sing, That the garden still blows as in Dynasty Ming!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the foreground a portly and jolly Chinee party Is giving a kind of an afternoon tea-party To a god and a goddess, at least so one guesses, For an acolyte zephyr with slavish caresses Showers down every petal that 's known to the Spring : They did themselves proudly in Dynasty Ming !
Such flowers and profusion ! Ah well, 'twas the Flowery Land (How pleasant it sounds in this chilly and showery land !) ; Just think of the lawns and the lisp of the fountains, And the blue in the distance of pin...e-covered mountains, And the graceful white cranes mark the bold sweep of wing Of the one just alighting in Dynasty Ming !
58 IN DYNASTY MING 'Tis captious, perhaps, still a critic may criticise Any point in a picture that doesn't quite fit his eyes ; And the best Chinese Edens should surely achieve dogs, The haughty companions of kings, known as sleeve-dogs ; One or two for the baby brought home from Peking The critic had asked for in Dynasty Ming !
For he means, when the fogs in sulphureous fumes bury The chill London chimneys, if passing through Bloomsbury To call for five minutes of phantom and fancy, And charm of red lacquer, pagoda and pansy, And dream, in some valley where nightingales sing, That the garden still blows as in Dynasty Ming!
What to read after A Peck O Maut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick R Patrick Reginald Chalmers to read onlineMoreLess
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