Images From Novels of J De La Fontaine
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that's conclusive; I'll be silent now; Though truly I am led to think, my eyes Are pretty sharp, and much I feel surprise At what you say; in fact, I would have sworn, I saw them thus at romps this very morn; Excuse the hint, and do not turn her off.
WIFE Why, turn her off?--the very thought I scoff; She serves me well.
NEIGHBOUR And so it seems is taught; By all means keep her then, since thus she's thought.
THE AVARICIOUS WIFE AND TRICKING GALLANT WHO knows the world will never feel surprise,... When men are duped by artful women's eves; Though death his weapon freely will unfold; Love's pranks, we find, are ever ruled by gold.
To vain coquettes I doubtless here allude; But spite of arts with which they're oft endued; I hope to show (our honour to maintain, ) We can, among a hundred of the train, Catch one at least, and play some cunning trick:-- For instance, take blithe Gulphar's wily nick, Who gained (old soldier-like) his ardent aim, And gratis got an avaricious dame.
LOOK well at this, ye heroes of the sword, Howe'er with wily freaks your heads be stored, Beyond a doubt, at court I now could find, A host of lovers of the Gulphar kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
that's conclusive; I'll be silent now; Though truly I am led to think, my eyes Are pretty sharp, and much I feel surprise At what you say; in fact, I would have sworn, I saw them thus at romps this very morn; Excuse the hint, and do not turn her off.
WIFE Why, turn her off?--the very thought I scoff; She serves me well.
NEIGHBOUR And so it seems is taught; By all means keep her then, since thus she's thought.
THE AVARICIOUS WIFE AND TRICKING GALLANT WHO knows the world will never feel surprise,... When men are duped by artful women's eves; Though death his weapon freely will unfold; Love's pranks, we find, are ever ruled by gold.
To vain coquettes I doubtless here allude; But spite of arts with which they're oft endued; I hope to show (our honour to maintain, ) We can, among a hundred of the train, Catch one at least, and play some cunning trick:-- For instance, take blithe Gulphar's wily nick, Who gained (old soldier-like) his ardent aim, And gratis got an avaricious dame.
LOOK well at this, ye heroes of the sword, Howe'er with wily freaks your heads be stored, Beyond a doubt, at court I now could find, A host of lovers of the Gulphar kind.
What to read after Images From Novels of J De La Fontaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean De La Fontaine to read onlineMoreLess
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