At the Sign of the Ginger Jar Some Verses Gay And Grave
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So I, though lone because removed So far to-night from my own beloved, Thrill with delight, for I think of you, And know love broods in your home-nest too.
100 anfc pjumotous itee&fcing ime The celibate must croak, forsooth!
'T is much he knows of love and youth, To speak in such a fashion; Because his cracked old cynic heart Has played, no doubt, a selfish part He sneers at love's glad passion.
This is the merry marriage time Sing, ho, the wedding ditty! And yet it but reminds me I 'm Unwed is... 't more the pity? I used to be a gay gallant, With sweethearts fair and many; But now, if I would wed I can't, For loves I have n't any.
This is the mating month of June Sing, hi, the bridal carol! For down the aisle the bride will soon Appear in white apparel; The spirit of the sweet wild rose Will keep her cheeks in flower; Her pulse will romp for joy it knows The Business of the Hour.
at tf)* Sign of tfje linger far Sing, ho, sing, hi, the time is come When wedding-bells will jingle! A host will laugh and dance, and some Their smiles and tears will mingle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I, though lone because removed So far to-night from my own beloved, Thrill with delight, for I think of you, And know love broods in your home-nest too.
100 anfc pjumotous itee&fcing ime The celibate must croak, forsooth!
'T is much he knows of love and youth, To speak in such a fashion; Because his cracked old cynic heart Has played, no doubt, a selfish part He sneers at love's glad passion.
This is the merry marriage time Sing, ho, the wedding ditty! And yet it but reminds me I 'm Unwed is... 't more the pity? I used to be a gay gallant, With sweethearts fair and many; But now, if I would wed I can't, For loves I have n't any.
This is the mating month of June Sing, hi, the bridal carol! For down the aisle the bride will soon Appear in white apparel; The spirit of the sweet wild rose Will keep her cheeks in flower; Her pulse will romp for joy it knows The Business of the Hour.
at tf)* Sign of tfje linger far Sing, ho, sing, hi, the time is come When wedding-bells will jingle! A host will laugh and dance, and some Their smiles and tears will mingle.
What to read after At the Sign of the Ginger Jar Some Verses Gay And Grave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Clarke Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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