Julia! a Poem
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Of eating, drinking, sleeping, lounging, smok- ing, Of dancing, flirting, sauntering, contriving For wives and husbands (scarce a theme for joking) ; Of idling, rambling, gambling days ; of stiving In cells by night, which justify your croaking; Of beaux and beUes, some moral, some im- moral, — To her 'twas just the same, — they were a bore all.
CANTOIII. 55 XXVI.
They dragged her through the round, — that is, through all Becoming her ; indeed, to please her father.
She even danced one set out,... at the ball ; But, at the movement, old thoughts seemed to gather, — She heard the music of another hall, — Her gallant partner deemed her wandering rather ; Her lips framed words, if question met her ear, — But her heart only said, " He is not here ! " xxvii.
And where was he ? it is, methinks, high time His fortunes graced my verse, of truth the fount ; And reader fair of this impartial rhyme Will hold me here, I ween, to strict account ; Julia was gone ; he went ; the morning's prime Saw him depart, — the evening shades dis- mount, Alas, alone !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of eating, drinking, sleeping, lounging, smok- ing, Of dancing, flirting, sauntering, contriving For wives and husbands (scarce a theme for joking) ; Of idling, rambling, gambling days ; of stiving In cells by night, which justify your croaking; Of beaux and beUes, some moral, some im- moral, — To her 'twas just the same, — they were a bore all.
CANTOIII. 55 XXVI.
They dragged her through the round, — that is, through all Becoming her ; indeed, to please her father.
She even danced one set out,... at the ball ; But, at the movement, old thoughts seemed to gather, — She heard the music of another hall, — Her gallant partner deemed her wandering rather ; Her lips framed words, if question met her ear, — But her heart only said, " He is not here ! " xxvii.
And where was he ? it is, methinks, high time His fortunes graced my verse, of truth the fount ; And reader fair of this impartial rhyme Will hold me here, I ween, to strict account ; Julia was gone ; he went ; the morning's prime Saw him depart, — the evening shades dis- mount, Alas, alone !
What to read after Julia! a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lunt, George, 1803-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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