Cobwebs From a Library Corner
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Yet compensation hast thou—aye!— For all thy little woes; For was it not thy happy lot To live and die a rose?
_THE WORST OF ENEMIES_ I DO not fear an enemy Who all his days hath hated me.
I do not bother o’er a foe Whose name and face I do not know.
I mind me not the small attack Of him who bites behind my back: But Heaven help me to the end ’Gainst that one who was once my friend.
_JOKES OF THE NIGHT_ BLESSED jokes of my dreams! Your praises I’d sing. No mirth can compare to the m...irth that you bring. I’ve read London _Punch_ from beginning to end, On all comic papers much money I spend, But naught that is in them can ever seem bright Beside the rich jokes that I dream of at night.
How I laugh at those jests of my brain when at rest, The gladdest and merriest, sweetest and best! And how, when I wake in the morning and try To call them to mind, oh how bashful, how shy They seem, how they scatter and hide out of sight— Those jokes of my dreamings, those jests of the night!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet compensation hast thou—aye!— For all thy little woes; For was it not thy happy lot To live and die a rose?
_THE WORST OF ENEMIES_ I DO not fear an enemy Who all his days hath hated me.
I do not bother o’er a foe Whose name and face I do not know.
I mind me not the small attack Of him who bites behind my back: But Heaven help me to the end ’Gainst that one who was once my friend.
_JOKES OF THE NIGHT_ BLESSED jokes of my dreams! Your praises I’d sing. No mirth can compare to the m...irth that you bring. I’ve read London _Punch_ from beginning to end, On all comic papers much money I spend, But naught that is in them can ever seem bright Beside the rich jokes that I dream of at night.
How I laugh at those jests of my brain when at rest, The gladdest and merriest, sweetest and best! And how, when I wake in the morning and try To call them to mind, oh how bashful, how shy They seem, how they scatter and hide out of sight— Those jokes of my dreamings, those jests of the night!
What to read after Cobwebs From a Library Corner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bangs John Kendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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