Ballads of Burma Anecdotal And Analytical
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Resolved his passion deep to tell, He waited for her by the well.
With gift of fruit He pressed his suit. To him replied the saffron belle : — 91 Ballads of Burma.
'* Bohgyi, * I have been strictly taught That men Talaing-wise ought to court.
So — if you like — Apouk ka hnike ; Or else your words will count for nought. ' The love-sick Boh, his flame adoring, That very night (when all were snoring), With cautious twist, Slipped in his fist. Right through the shaky bamboo flooring.
* Bohgyi: A ch...ief or captain. 92 Ballads of Burma.
" Oh, beauteous maid, I'd scorn to seek A sweetheart with an ebon cheek.
The Indian lass Is black and crass — Her nose is like a raven's beak.
" Your face is fair ; your raiment natty ; Your form's as graceful as a chatty ; * Your velvet skin — {Ma soke pa hnin I) Is soft and fragrant as chapatty ! " f * Chatty : An earthenware pot, f Chapatty : A dough cake.
93 Ballads of Burma.
The bashful damsel hung her head — Her cheeks suffused a brick-dust red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Resolved his passion deep to tell, He waited for her by the well.
With gift of fruit He pressed his suit. To him replied the saffron belle : — 91 Ballads of Burma.
'* Bohgyi, * I have been strictly taught That men Talaing-wise ought to court.
So — if you like — Apouk ka hnike ; Or else your words will count for nought. ' The love-sick Boh, his flame adoring, That very night (when all were snoring), With cautious twist, Slipped in his fist. Right through the shaky bamboo flooring.
* Bohgyi: A ch...ief or captain. 92 Ballads of Burma.
" Oh, beauteous maid, I'd scorn to seek A sweetheart with an ebon cheek.
The Indian lass Is black and crass — Her nose is like a raven's beak.
" Your face is fair ; your raiment natty ; Your form's as graceful as a chatty ; * Your velvet skin — {Ma soke pa hnin I) Is soft and fragrant as chapatty ! " f * Chatty : An earthenware pot, f Chapatty : A dough cake.
93 Ballads of Burma.
The bashful damsel hung her head — Her cheeks suffused a brick-dust red.
What to read after Ballads of Burma Anecdotal And Analytical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oolay to read onlineMoreLess
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