In Wink a Way Land
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We come with some songs for your daughter to hear!" Your mother replied: "I'll be pleased to convey To my daughter what things you may sing or may say!" Then the first cavalier sung: "My pretty red rose, I'll love you and court you some day, I suppose !' And the next cavalier sung, with make-believe tears : "I've loved you ! I've loved you these many long years !' But the third cavalier (with the brown bushy 'head And the pretty blue jacket and necktie of red) IN WINK-A-WAT LAND. 49 He drew him...self up with a resolute air, And he warbled: "0 maiden, surpassingly fair, I've loved you long years, and I love you to-day, And, if you will let me, I'll love you for aye!" / (the third cavalier) sung this ditty to you, In my necktie of red and my jacket of blue; I'm sure you'll prefer the song that was mine And smile your approval on your Valentine, 50 IN WINK-A-WAY LAND.
II. TO A BABY BOY.
Who I am I shall not say, But I send you this bouquet With this query, baby mine : "Will you be my valentine?' See these roses blushing blue, Very like your eyes of hue ; While these violets are the red Of your cheeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We come with some songs for your daughter to hear!" Your mother replied: "I'll be pleased to convey To my daughter what things you may sing or may say!" Then the first cavalier sung: "My pretty red rose, I'll love you and court you some day, I suppose !' And the next cavalier sung, with make-believe tears : "I've loved you ! I've loved you these many long years !' But the third cavalier (with the brown bushy 'head And the pretty blue jacket and necktie of red) IN WINK-A-WAT LAND. 49 He drew him...self up with a resolute air, And he warbled: "0 maiden, surpassingly fair, I've loved you long years, and I love you to-day, And, if you will let me, I'll love you for aye!" / (the third cavalier) sung this ditty to you, In my necktie of red and my jacket of blue; I'm sure you'll prefer the song that was mine And smile your approval on your Valentine, 50 IN WINK-A-WAY LAND.
II. TO A BABY BOY.
Who I am I shall not say, But I send you this bouquet With this query, baby mine : "Will you be my valentine?' See these roses blushing blue, Very like your eyes of hue ; While these violets are the red Of your cheeks.
What to read after In Wink a Way Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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