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If God be surely on your side, Leave me, at least, the Deuce, my friend !
MAID'S ERROR FOR shame, for shame To put your faith In lips and eyes And trumperies For shame for that ! To him small blame If now he turn And criticise, From heels to hat, Your faith, you fool. Your dainty soul (The only thing !) Your soul misgave : And so you flirt And take your fling, Because you thought That men were bought With dirt. Ah, dainty fool, You only make Yourself a tool For any knave.
18 MAID'S TEST CAN you... put off your rich attire Here by the poor, black grate ? Can you kneel down in lowly state Can you make the fire ?
For, one day, a man will call, Here in the cold, dark town Call for you to burn down His sin-smitten citadel.
HAIR-O'-GOLD HAIR-O'-GOLD, hair-o'-gold, There, in the sun-light : Flee, flee, and shun light !
Hair, the despair o' gold.
Or, by that omen, Hair-o'-gold, hair-o'-gold, How they have care o* gold, Soon shall you know men !
Hair-o'-gold, hair-o'-gold : Sell then the whole of you, Body and soul of you A mere affair o' gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If God be surely on your side, Leave me, at least, the Deuce, my friend !
MAID'S ERROR FOR shame, for shame To put your faith In lips and eyes And trumperies For shame for that ! To him small blame If now he turn And criticise, From heels to hat, Your faith, you fool. Your dainty soul (The only thing !) Your soul misgave : And so you flirt And take your fling, Because you thought That men were bought With dirt. Ah, dainty fool, You only make Yourself a tool For any knave.
18 MAID'S TEST CAN you... put off your rich attire Here by the poor, black grate ? Can you kneel down in lowly state Can you make the fire ?
For, one day, a man will call, Here in the cold, dark town Call for you to burn down His sin-smitten citadel.
HAIR-O'-GOLD HAIR-O'-GOLD, hair-o'-gold, There, in the sun-light : Flee, flee, and shun light !
Hair, the despair o' gold.
Or, by that omen, Hair-o'-gold, hair-o'-gold, How they have care o* gold, Soon shall you know men !
Hair-o'-gold, hair-o'-gold : Sell then the whole of you, Body and soul of you A mere affair o' gold.
What to read after About Women Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Weekes to read onlineMoreLess
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