Lays of a Londoner
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The night creeps over us soft and mellow — Go, call the thing that they call a cab ; For the laughing girl and the dancing fellow Must visit what's vulgarly called " the Tab. " For singers to-night there are wreaths and roses ; For winners a prize at the race-game free : When night in sorrow on Folkestone closes, We're merry enough at Boulogne-on-Sea.
We've a visit at times from Margate 'Arry, Who of saying he's come has a noisy knack, — He has tippled already, but bound to carry A bottle of po...isonous brandy back.
Still, in spite of this — and her faults are many In the matter of odour and ^ s. D. — There is plenty of change for a pound or penny. With Pleasure as guide to Boulogne-on-Sea.
54 LAYS OF A LONDONER.
BOHEMIA'S LAND.
Which is the way from the crowded city, To a land of shadow and silent peace, Where women can love, and men can pity, And tears from sorrowing eyes may cease ? For the toiling town is harsh and hollow. And hate points eastward, envy west ; Though many may fall, yet some will follow To a home of dreams and the haven of rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night creeps over us soft and mellow — Go, call the thing that they call a cab ; For the laughing girl and the dancing fellow Must visit what's vulgarly called " the Tab. " For singers to-night there are wreaths and roses ; For winners a prize at the race-game free : When night in sorrow on Folkestone closes, We're merry enough at Boulogne-on-Sea.
We've a visit at times from Margate 'Arry, Who of saying he's come has a noisy knack, — He has tippled already, but bound to carry A bottle of po...isonous brandy back.
Still, in spite of this — and her faults are many In the matter of odour and ^ s. D. — There is plenty of change for a pound or penny. With Pleasure as guide to Boulogne-on-Sea.
54 LAYS OF A LONDONER.
BOHEMIA'S LAND.
Which is the way from the crowded city, To a land of shadow and silent peace, Where women can love, and men can pity, And tears from sorrowing eyes may cease ? For the toiling town is harsh and hollow. And hate points eastward, envy west ; Though many may fall, yet some will follow To a home of dreams and the haven of rest.
What to read after Lays of a Londoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clement Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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