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My Lady rises with the day.
The Morning runs to greet her; But vexed Diana flies away — The "Maid is so much sweeter!
Down flowered paths My Lady trips On trimmest feet and slender.
Her gown held up by finger tips Like roses, pink and tender.
She lifts her skirts so prettily And shows such ankles, truly, I long to comment wittily And praise perhaps unduly.
With laughter in her wooing voice She sings, and all around her The song birds of the Dawn rejoice Because, at last, they 've found her.
69 ...^t if)t Sign of tf)c BinQtx far Where'er she treads the grasses bow Devotedly before her With gifts of jeweled dew — I trow She has one more adorer!
The blossoms are old-fashioned — yes.
And she the rarest of them.
She plucks them, and — I must confess- Because they 're hers I love them.
Catalogueti **What is love like?" you ask. I guess Love wears a chic, beribboned dress Of softest, lightest, sunny blue — The very kind that best suits you.
Love has a bonny smile, a face That mirrors every maiden grace.
What to read after At the Sign of the Ginger Jar;?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Lady rises with the day.
The Morning runs to greet her; But vexed Diana flies away — The "Maid is so much sweeter!
Down flowered paths My Lady trips On trimmest feet and slender.
Her gown held up by finger tips Like roses, pink and tender.
She lifts her skirts so prettily And shows such ankles, truly, I long to comment wittily And praise perhaps unduly.
With laughter in her wooing voice She sings, and all around her The song birds of the Dawn rejoice Because, at last, they 've found her.
69 ...^t if)t Sign of tf)c BinQtx far Where'er she treads the grasses bow Devotedly before her With gifts of jeweled dew — I trow She has one more adorer!
The blossoms are old-fashioned — yes.
And she the rarest of them.
She plucks them, and — I must confess- Because they 're hers I love them.
Catalogueti **What is love like?" you ask. I guess Love wears a chic, beribboned dress Of softest, lightest, sunny blue — The very kind that best suits you.
Love has a bonny smile, a face That mirrors every maiden grace.
What to read after At the Sign of the Ginger Jar;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, Ray Clarke. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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