Lays of Far Cathay And Others a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchter
Lays of Far Cathay And Others a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchter
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One scarcely ever hears thee speak, And never sing.
Thou hast an air of learning deep, Of weary wisdom woe begone ; Who look for merriment in thee Discover none.
I see a furrow on thy brow (Is it perchance to thinking due?] ; The cud of meditation thou Dost ever chew.
When, years ago, a griffin green I landed first on China's shore, I vowed I would devote my days To Chinese lore.
"LA BELLE LANGUE SANS MERCI. " 43 For me no giddy fashion's round, No youthful vagaries for me ; With purpose firm I... tackled first Wade's Tzt Erh Chi.
The Hsi Hsiang Chi and San Kuo Chih I read as relaxation gay, With trifles like the Hao Chih Chuan And Erh Tu Met.
With Stenl and Williams by my side 1 gathered (as the busy bees Do honey) wisdom whilst I read Ching-pao decrees.
But, as with constant daily toil I gleaned the learning of the land, I felt my liver never small Gently expand.
One winter's night, not long ago, I read Confucius, half awake ; Then to my bed and dreamed a dream That made me quake.
For all around me as I lay A troop of sinologues arose, And fast and faster still they came In serried rows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One scarcely ever hears thee speak, And never sing.
Thou hast an air of learning deep, Of weary wisdom woe begone ; Who look for merriment in thee Discover none.
I see a furrow on thy brow (Is it perchance to thinking due?] ; The cud of meditation thou Dost ever chew.
When, years ago, a griffin green I landed first on China's shore, I vowed I would devote my days To Chinese lore.
"LA BELLE LANGUE SANS MERCI. " 43 For me no giddy fashion's round, No youthful vagaries for me ; With purpose firm I... tackled first Wade's Tzt Erh Chi.
The Hsi Hsiang Chi and San Kuo Chih I read as relaxation gay, With trifles like the Hao Chih Chuan And Erh Tu Met.
With Stenl and Williams by my side 1 gathered (as the busy bees Do honey) wisdom whilst I read Ching-pao decrees.
But, as with constant daily toil I gleaned the learning of the land, I felt my liver never small Gently expand.
One winter's night, not long ago, I read Confucius, half awake ; Then to my bed and dreamed a dream That made me quake.
For all around me as I lay A troop of sinologues arose, And fast and faster still they came In serried rows.
What to read after Lays of Far Cathay And Others a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J O P John Otway Percy Bland to read onlineMoreLess
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