Joseph Skipsey His Life And Work
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In ardent tones the youth replied — ''Dread hollow-hearted guile thou must; But deem not all of honour void, Nor punish all with thy mistrust.
*'A few, not all, the lash have earned; Let but that few the lash then rue — The world were topsy-turvy turned.
Were all to suffer for a few.
58 JOSEPH SKIPSEY "Destroy the weed, but spare the flower; Consume the chafi", but keep the grain ; Nor harry one who'd die before He'd give thy little finger pain. " On hearing this, she sat her down, Resumed her ...needlework, and then — Tho' yet she strove to wear a frown — Made answer in a milder strain : — " End, end thy quest. Deceitful words May be, as they have been, may be A fatal lure to lighter birds — They'll never prove the like to me.
" Still, by my honesty, I vow. As I have kept the cheat at bay, So, should I keep my senses, so I'll keep him till my dying day.
*' The best that man could do or say, The love of gold or jewel rare — Not all that wealth can furnish may — May ever lead me in a snare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In ardent tones the youth replied — ''Dread hollow-hearted guile thou must; But deem not all of honour void, Nor punish all with thy mistrust.
*'A few, not all, the lash have earned; Let but that few the lash then rue — The world were topsy-turvy turned.
Were all to suffer for a few.
58 JOSEPH SKIPSEY "Destroy the weed, but spare the flower; Consume the chafi", but keep the grain ; Nor harry one who'd die before He'd give thy little finger pain. " On hearing this, she sat her down, Resumed her ...needlework, and then — Tho' yet she strove to wear a frown — Made answer in a milder strain : — " End, end thy quest. Deceitful words May be, as they have been, may be A fatal lure to lighter birds — They'll never prove the like to me.
" Still, by my honesty, I vow. As I have kept the cheat at bay, So, should I keep my senses, so I'll keep him till my dying day.
*' The best that man could do or say, The love of gold or jewel rare — Not all that wealth can furnish may — May ever lead me in a snare.
What to read after Joseph Skipsey His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Spence Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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