Bohemian Glass
Bohemian Glass
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58 '* Hark, hark the dogs do bark, The beggars are come to Town, And some in rags and some in tags And some in velvet gown. " THE beggars came to Town in very sooth. And some in rags and some in tattered gown. And some begged money and some pleaded youth Throughout the Town.
And with them came another murmuring In weary tones. A dainty velvet rare Attired him, yet he spoke as one whose mind Is dark with care.
To him the would-be hosts came hastening out, Pushing aside the plea of meaner frank, ...** God^s truth, '' they said, ** this is no common lout» His looks mean rank. '' 59 THE BEGGARS ARE COME TO TOWN They bade him eat his fill and drink and sleep, They offered money and they counselled rest, Because they thought a fair reward to reap, Giving their best.
All was refused, so that at last one said, ** Tell us then, Sire, what is it that you lack ? ** I seek for my dear Love but lately dead To bring her back/^ ff Then did the saner mendicants cease strife To marvel at so strange a happening — Despising bread, this man had sought for life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58 '* Hark, hark the dogs do bark, The beggars are come to Town, And some in rags and some in tags And some in velvet gown. " THE beggars came to Town in very sooth. And some in rags and some in tattered gown. And some begged money and some pleaded youth Throughout the Town.
And with them came another murmuring In weary tones. A dainty velvet rare Attired him, yet he spoke as one whose mind Is dark with care.
To him the would-be hosts came hastening out, Pushing aside the plea of meaner frank, ...** God^s truth, '' they said, ** this is no common lout» His looks mean rank. '' 59 THE BEGGARS ARE COME TO TOWN They bade him eat his fill and drink and sleep, They offered money and they counselled rest, Because they thought a fair reward to reap, Giving their best.
All was refused, so that at last one said, ** Tell us then, Sire, what is it that you lack ? ** I seek for my dear Love but lately dead To bring her back/^ ff Then did the saner mendicants cease strife To marvel at so strange a happening — Despising bread, this man had sought for life.
What to read after Bohemian Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esther Lilian Duff to read onlineMoreLess
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