Birthday Poems of the Century
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"Hast thou, Harold, the heart To endure the tale I will tell thee?" "Why! What tale?" were his words, But his eyes laid hold of her meaning. "Thy visage is wine to my veins !" she cried.
"I am eating the ghost of thy mother! Hast thou a craving to hear?" He faltered before he made answer, " Tis better that she who loves me tell it, If aught I should know lieth hidden. " "Loves thee ! Where are thy wits, If thou thinkest my daughter will tell thee, 146 The Galdrakeri s Dauglitcr.
Before her hand... she has wrenched from thine, And left thee alone to thy sorrow !" Bewildered he stood, and the moment had come To snatch from his fingers the paper That long she had eyed, a letter unsealed.
The writing was that of her daughter. Bearing the date and address.
She kissed it as though twere an idol. "What art thou doing!" he cried, As strength returned for a moment ; "Woman, give hither the letter, And know thy place in the future !" "Take it !" She scornfully tossed it over.
" Tis naught to me now but a plaything!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Hast thou, Harold, the heart To endure the tale I will tell thee?" "Why! What tale?" were his words, But his eyes laid hold of her meaning. "Thy visage is wine to my veins !" she cried.
"I am eating the ghost of thy mother! Hast thou a craving to hear?" He faltered before he made answer, " Tis better that she who loves me tell it, If aught I should know lieth hidden. " "Loves thee ! Where are thy wits, If thou thinkest my daughter will tell thee, 146 The Galdrakeri s Dauglitcr.
Before her hand... she has wrenched from thine, And left thee alone to thy sorrow !" Bewildered he stood, and the moment had come To snatch from his fingers the paper That long she had eyed, a letter unsealed.
The writing was that of her daughter. Bearing the date and address.
She kissed it as though twere an idol. "What art thou doing!" he cried, As strength returned for a moment ; "Woman, give hither the letter, And know thy place in the future !" "Take it !" She scornfully tossed it over.
" Tis naught to me now but a plaything!
What to read after Birthday Poems of the Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Green Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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