Exotics Attempts to Domesticate Them
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Pray, can you recall to mind That I ever have been kind ? But, if it were ever so, 'T is forgotten, long ago ! Or, if not forgotten yet, From this hour I will forget !
XVI. THE CARPENTER.
PUT your hand on my heart, my dear ! In that little chamber you may hear A cruel carpenter's hammer go, Making my coffin with every blow.
His hammer pounds by night and day, It drives my peaceful sleep away ; Do your work, carpenter, soon and strong ! That I may go to sleep erelong.
XVII.
ALAS!
T S that time f...orgotten ? its memory gone * When thy heart was mine, and mine alone That heart so false, that heart so sweet ! Falser and sweeter could never meet !
And hast thou forgotten the love and the woe That rent my heart ? Is it long ago ? If the love were greater, or greater the woe Both were so great, I can never know.
XVIII. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW.
WHEN she left me for a while, Through' long months I could not smile : Sun and smiles had passed away ; When my life had lost its Day.
She came back, her love was gone !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pray, can you recall to mind That I ever have been kind ? But, if it were ever so, 'T is forgotten, long ago ! Or, if not forgotten yet, From this hour I will forget !
XVI. THE CARPENTER.
PUT your hand on my heart, my dear ! In that little chamber you may hear A cruel carpenter's hammer go, Making my coffin with every blow.
His hammer pounds by night and day, It drives my peaceful sleep away ; Do your work, carpenter, soon and strong ! That I may go to sleep erelong.
XVII.
ALAS!
T S that time f...orgotten ? its memory gone * When thy heart was mine, and mine alone That heart so false, that heart so sweet ! Falser and sweeter could never meet !
And hast thou forgotten the love and the woe That rent my heart ? Is it long ago ? If the love were greater, or greater the woe Both were so great, I can never know.
XVIII. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW.
WHEN she left me for a while, Through' long months I could not smile : Sun and smiles had passed away ; When my life had lost its Day.
She came back, her love was gone !
What to read after Exotics Attempts to Domesticate Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke James Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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