Historic Dress in America 1800 1870 volume 2
Historic Dress in America 1800 1870 volume 2
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" And who is this handsome young master, A friend to Miss Crocus so true 1 He conies dressed in purple or yellow, And sometimes in pink, white and blue. " In form he is tall and majestic ; Ah ! the Spring has just whispered his name : ' Hyaciuthus' the bean of the season ! And sweet and wide-spread is his fame. " Madame Tulip, a dashing gay lady, Appears in a splendid brocade ; She courts the bright sunbeams, which give her All colours of every shade. " She came to us o'er the wide ocean, Away ...from her own native air, But if she can dress as she chooses She can be quite at home anywhere. " Narcissus, a very vain fellow, Has a place in the Spring fashions, too Appears in his green, white and yellow, In his style, though, there's nothing that's new. " Miss Daisy wears white, with fine fluting ; A sweet little creature is she, But she loves the broad fields and green meadows, And cares not town fashions to see. " Another style, pretty and tasteful, Green, dotted with purple or blue, Is worn by Miss Myrtle, whose beauty In shade and retirement grew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And who is this handsome young master, A friend to Miss Crocus so true 1 He conies dressed in purple or yellow, And sometimes in pink, white and blue. " In form he is tall and majestic ; Ah ! the Spring has just whispered his name : ' Hyaciuthus' the bean of the season ! And sweet and wide-spread is his fame. " Madame Tulip, a dashing gay lady, Appears in a splendid brocade ; She courts the bright sunbeams, which give her All colours of every shade. " She came to us o'er the wide ocean, Away ...from her own native air, But if she can dress as she chooses She can be quite at home anywhere. " Narcissus, a very vain fellow, Has a place in the Spring fashions, too Appears in his green, white and yellow, In his style, though, there's nothing that's new. " Miss Daisy wears white, with fine fluting ; A sweet little creature is she, But she loves the broad fields and green meadows, And cares not town fashions to see. " Another style, pretty and tasteful, Green, dotted with purple or blue, Is worn by Miss Myrtle, whose beauty In shade and retirement grew.
What to read after Historic Dress in America 1800 1870 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisabeth Mcclellan to read onlineMoreLess
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