Grimm Tales Made Gay
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The blonde one's character was mild, From morning until night she smiled, Whereas the one whose hair was brown Did little else than pine and frown. (_I_ think one ought to draw the line At girls who always frown and pine!) The blonde one learned to play the harp, Like all accomplished dames, And trained her voice to take _C_ sharp As well as Emma Eames; Made baskets out of scented grass, And paper-weights of hammered brass, And lots of other odds and ends For gentleman and lady friends. (_I_ th...ink it takes a deal of sense To manufacture gifts for gents!) The dark one wore an air of gloom, Proclaimed the world a bore, And took her breakfast in her room Three mornings out of four. With crankiness she seemed imbued, And everything she said was rude: She sniffed, and sneered, and, what is more, When very much provoked, she swore! (_I_ think that I could never care For any girl who'd learned to swear!) One day the blonde was striding past A forest, all alone, When all at once her eyes she cast Upon a wrinkled crone, Who tottered near with shaking knees, And said: "A penny, if you please!" And you will learn with some surprise This was a fairy in disguise!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The blonde one's character was mild, From morning until night she smiled, Whereas the one whose hair was brown Did little else than pine and frown. (_I_ think one ought to draw the line At girls who always frown and pine!) The blonde one learned to play the harp, Like all accomplished dames, And trained her voice to take _C_ sharp As well as Emma Eames; Made baskets out of scented grass, And paper-weights of hammered brass, And lots of other odds and ends For gentleman and lady friends. (_I_ th...ink it takes a deal of sense To manufacture gifts for gents!) The dark one wore an air of gloom, Proclaimed the world a bore, And took her breakfast in her room Three mornings out of four. With crankiness she seemed imbued, And everything she said was rude: She sniffed, and sneered, and, what is more, When very much provoked, she swore! (_I_ think that I could never care For any girl who'd learned to swear!) One day the blonde was striding past A forest, all alone, When all at once her eyes she cast Upon a wrinkled crone, Who tottered near with shaking knees, And said: "A penny, if you please!" And you will learn with some surprise This was a fairy in disguise!
What to read after Grimm Tales Made Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carryl Guy Wetmore to read onlineMoreLess
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