How I Once Felt Songs of Love And Travel
How I Once Felt Songs of Love And Travel
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There is Laura, dark-eyed Laura, tall and slender, The desired of all desirings that is known ; Full of passion, strongest passion, yet so tender, For her rashness her good traits do quite atone. While Jeanie, with her regal gait and carriage, Her nobleness of character and mien, Her pure and honest face nought could disparage, Shines o'er her sex a veritable queen.
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Then there's laughing P>ert, the essence of good nature, The picture of enjoyment and of fun ; With contentmen...t true engraved on ev'ry feature Grand and only the inimitable one. While her bosom friend and confidant, fair Nellie, An open-hearted, frank and loving girl, With her silv'ry peals of merry toned laughter, Is to qualify correct a very pearl.
And there's Bessie simple-hearted little Bessie, Full of pity, of endearing ways and wiles ; True as steel and like a sun-show'r I confess me, When through tears burst forth her winsome, happy smiles. Or there's Aggie, quite as witty as she's gushing, In company the acme of desire, Where she cannot help but be so entertaining, That even an Apollo she'd inspire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is Laura, dark-eyed Laura, tall and slender, The desired of all desirings that is known ; Full of passion, strongest passion, yet so tender, For her rashness her good traits do quite atone. While Jeanie, with her regal gait and carriage, Her nobleness of character and mien, Her pure and honest face nought could disparage, Shines o'er her sex a veritable queen.
92 HOW I ONCE FELT.
Then there's laughing P>ert, the essence of good nature, The picture of enjoyment and of fun ; With contentmen...t true engraved on ev'ry feature Grand and only the inimitable one. While her bosom friend and confidant, fair Nellie, An open-hearted, frank and loving girl, With her silv'ry peals of merry toned laughter, Is to qualify correct a very pearl.
And there's Bessie simple-hearted little Bessie, Full of pity, of endearing ways and wiles ; True as steel and like a sun-show'r I confess me, When through tears burst forth her winsome, happy smiles. Or there's Aggie, quite as witty as she's gushing, In company the acme of desire, Where she cannot help but be so entertaining, That even an Apollo she'd inspire.
What to read after How I Once Felt Songs of Love And Travel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George G George Graham Currie to read onlineMoreLess
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