Australian Ballads And Rhymes Poems Inspired By Life And Scenery in Australia a
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She was a bit inclined to tease, to stand on P's and Q's, To 'Keep your distance, if you please, ' until I told my news.
Then she rose up and took my hand and looked me in the face, And when in turn her face I scanned, I saw a tell-tale trace Of dew-drops from the brave blue eyes along the dimpled cheek, The while she told in simple sighs the tale she would not speak.
She never let me kiss before, but now she gave her mouth So frankly, that I almost swore I would forswear the South— The sunny S...outh of prospect vast — and hug the barren North, Had not she held me to it fast, and, weeping, sent me forth.
So here I am — a pioneer, and work with my own hands Harder than any labourer upon my brother's lands. Far from the haunts of gentlemen in this outlandish place ; I wonder ^ I e'er again shall see a woman's face.
I couldn't stand it, but for this, that, when I first came out, I used to see the carriages in which men drove about, 196 772^^^ SQUIRE'S BROTHER.
Who'd tended sheep themselves of old 'mid Highland moors and rocks, And now were lords of wealth untold, and half a hundred flocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was a bit inclined to tease, to stand on P's and Q's, To 'Keep your distance, if you please, ' until I told my news.
Then she rose up and took my hand and looked me in the face, And when in turn her face I scanned, I saw a tell-tale trace Of dew-drops from the brave blue eyes along the dimpled cheek, The while she told in simple sighs the tale she would not speak.
She never let me kiss before, but now she gave her mouth So frankly, that I almost swore I would forswear the South— The sunny S...outh of prospect vast — and hug the barren North, Had not she held me to it fast, and, weeping, sent me forth.
So here I am — a pioneer, and work with my own hands Harder than any labourer upon my brother's lands. Far from the haunts of gentlemen in this outlandish place ; I wonder ^ I e'er again shall see a woman's face.
I couldn't stand it, but for this, that, when I first came out, I used to see the carriages in which men drove about, 196 772^^^ SQUIRE'S BROTHER.
Who'd tended sheep themselves of old 'mid Highland moors and rocks, And now were lords of wealth untold, and half a hundred flocks.
What to read after Australian Ballads And Rhymes Poems Inspired By Life And Scenery in Australia a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen to read onlineMoreLess
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