Fun Feeling And Fancy Being a Series of Lays And Lyrics
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•■o' " Thou'rt brave, my son, and yet, methinks, I've power to blanch thy cheek with fear ; The PAST and putuee I command, Both are subservient to my wand — What is it thou would' st hear?" " Thou art a novice in thy craft.
Old woman, or thou should'st divine. " " The PAST and putuke I command, They are the vassals of my hand ; The PBESENT is not mine. " " Well said ! well said ! I'll ask thee then, If good or ill success shall light Upon the enterprise I've plan'd. And fain would cany out this... night ? " " I must consult my mystic page — That never errs, 'tis always true. " Again she seeks her outspread charts, One after one she scans them through.
" Yes, fortune smiles on you, " she cries. Turning to the inquiring wight ; " The enterprise which you have planned, Shall verily succeed this night. " i THE FOETUNE-TELLEE. 33 " Thanks, thanks, old woman, for the news ; I am more fortunate than she Who sought your aid within this hour, And whom you 'whelmned in misery. Who, who believing in the lie Tou uttered, sought the river's brink And plunged therein, but whom I saved When just upon the point to sink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
•■o' " Thou'rt brave, my son, and yet, methinks, I've power to blanch thy cheek with fear ; The PAST and putuee I command, Both are subservient to my wand — What is it thou would' st hear?" " Thou art a novice in thy craft.
Old woman, or thou should'st divine. " " The PAST and putuke I command, They are the vassals of my hand ; The PBESENT is not mine. " " Well said ! well said ! I'll ask thee then, If good or ill success shall light Upon the enterprise I've plan'd. And fain would cany out this... night ? " " I must consult my mystic page — That never errs, 'tis always true. " Again she seeks her outspread charts, One after one she scans them through.
" Yes, fortune smiles on you, " she cries. Turning to the inquiring wight ; " The enterprise which you have planned, Shall verily succeed this night. " i THE FOETUNE-TELLEE. 33 " Thanks, thanks, old woman, for the news ; I am more fortunate than she Who sought your aid within this hour, And whom you 'whelmned in misery. Who, who believing in the lie Tou uttered, sought the river's brink And plunged therein, but whom I saved When just upon the point to sink.
What to read after Fun Feeling And Fancy Being a Series of Lays And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John George Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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